Sentence examples for means appear to from inspiring English sources

His ambitions are modest, and his means appear to be even more so, as he is shown going about his training in a sadly underequipped amateur boxing club.

It seems that he is trying to use the ends to justify the means — ignoring the fact that the means appear to be inadequate and are leading to ends that may be worse than where we started.

Thus, a small λ indicates that group means appear to differ.

What any of it truly means appears to be a matter of not-very-sublime irrelevance.

Finally, Washington politics has limited Mr. Obama's ability to try to break the logjam if that means appearing to distance himself from Israel.

And his decision to solve the Wukan impasse through peaceful means appears to have been a one-shot gesture, say activists who point to a spate of recent protests over illegal land grabs that ended in violence.

This makes it almost impossible to move forward since any compromise over the means appears to threaten each party's brand and leads too many politicians to resist reaching across the aisle.

There were substantial differences between the mean XX oocyte pool sizes across the three crosses and the XX and single X means appeared to covary (Fig. 3A).

Moreover, traditions such as eating from a shared plate and washing only 1 hand, along with a lack of material and financial means, appeared to clearly favor ESBL-producing Enterobacteriaceae colonization in the children.

ANOVA were conducted on data from subjective scales and urine parameters, when means appeared to be clinically different between the two experimental conditions for at least one time point.

Standard clustering algorithms such as k-means appear to resolve this problem (Figure 1), at least in this specific example.