Sentence examples for may seem fast from inspiring English sources

To anyone not accustomed to categorizing pop songs by tempo, a hundred beats per minute may seem fast, but, by the standards of electronic dance music, or E.D.M., which generally thumps along at one-twenty or more, Kygo's languorous productions and remixes sound unexpectedly slow, better suited to swaying than to dancing.

Hollywood may seem fast-paced, but it's at a turtle's speed.

While that may seem far off, it's wonderfully fast for the biopharmaceutical industry, where development is onerously slow, difficult and uncertain.

However, highest speeds on the order of MHz may seem too fast for practical application, considering that obtainable sensitivity is limited by maximum permissible exposure.

That's bad for privacy and security, even though it may make your experience seem fast and seamless.

Technology may seem too fast-paced for history, but as Ms. Pojer sees it, history can no longer exist without technology, because research is the major component of historical study.

It doesn't even seem fast.

That may seem like playing fast and loose with economic definitions, as well as a semantic sleight of hand, and perhaps it is -- but it is less so than is done every day to maintain our current "belief" in money and our financial system.

IT MAY seem obvious that faster economic growth should translate into higher equity returns.

While it may seem like a fast-track to a good punk rasp, smoking makes it much more difficult to maintain the breath support necessary for good punk vocals.

But what may seem like a surprisingly fast turn toward legalization has actually been a long, slow movement against pot's prohibition -- one that began in the early 1960s, peaked in the late '70s, and then failed to secure a single major victory again until the late '90s.