Sentence examples for may seem natural from inspiring English sources

It may seem natural to trace the origins of current globalisation back to the history of European imperialism.

A sense of bathroom disgust may seem natural, but in many places toilets are a symbol of cleanliness because they replaced pit latrines.

Conventional farming may seem natural, says Dring, but among commercial operations use greenhouses or polytunnels that typically require artificial heating, many also use LEDs in addition to sunlight.

Now that Hall, who criticized Mikhail Gorbachev and remained a hard-liner to the end, is gone, it may seem natural to suggest that the illusions -- and wariness -- he clung to might also be gone.

Two theaters sharing a production may seem natural, but many local companies compete for the same audience and so would consider a decision to present the same show risky.

While it may seem natural to link these plays to a city with a strong tradition of democratic protest, it is notable, in Hughes's rendering, how inert the populace proves to be: "Let us make a sober enquiry into the king's health" they eventually resolve, in response to bloodcurdling death cries heard off stage.

Although breastfeeding is natural and may seem instinctive, it is essential to create an enabling environment for it to become the norm.

For these 20-somethings, who have grown accustomed to a life micro-managed by parents, having Mom or Dad by your side during the ultimate test may only seem natural.

It may only seem natural that tumors arising from different sites show different morphological characteristics; however, there have been no reports focusing on this issue among ocular adnexal MALT lymphomas, partly because of the small number of patients.

Even if that may not seem natural, it won't give the horse a reason to speed up.

When a business struggles, deciding not to pay yourself may seem a natural reaction, but it can obscure larger issues.