Sentence examples for may seem great from inspiring English sources
"It may seem great in the moment, but then you have this huge skeleton".
"Any bounce back may seem great," he said, "but there's less there than meets the eye".
It may seem great when your student loan drops into your bank account, but remember it has to last you the entire term.
All of this democratising credit card processing technology may seem great but consider this: put a fake Square or iCharge device in the hands of a rogue trader, and a card reader attached to a phone running the 'open' Android OS seems like a fool-proof way to clone somebody's credit card.
The challenges for social models of disability for justice may seem greatest for intellectual and psychiatric impairments, as well as for complex physical impairments such as fibromyalgia, multiple chemical sensitivity, and other conditions that radically and unpredictably affect energy, stamina, and functioning (Wendell 1989, 1996; Davis 2005).
Research suggests that general practitioners (GPs) may be reluctant to prescribe cardioprotective drugs for asymptomatic patients 8, for whom the burden of treatment may seem greater than the burden of the disease 9. Individuals detected earlier in the disease trajectory may, therefore, have reduced access to potentially beneficial treatment.
The pain of 26-year-olds earning six figures may not seem great in a country where unemployment hovers around 10 percent.
That may not seem great but the MSCI World equities index was down 18.4% over the first two months of this year; hedge funds have actually been a hedge.Part of this performance may simply be a reflection of caution.
The disparity may not seem great, but because 80percentt of applicants to Williams are rejected, every slot in an incoming freshman class of 525 is scrutinized and highly valued.
That may not seem great at first glance, but bear in mind the rough patch that the company has been going through (not to mention the lowered forecasts that come with it).
