Sentence examples for means it seems from inspiring English sources

It also means, it seems, prices here are lower than they are in many parts of the country.

Today's news means it seems likely that there will be only 10 teams on the grid for next season.

What it means, it seems, is paying aid agencies to ensure that people fleeing Assad's barrel bombs and the black-clothed fanatics of the so-called Islamic State mostly stay away from our country.

What this concept really means, it seems on analysis, is that when they do get the ball, which in the end they will, and our defense stops them consistently, they will have fewer plays than they would like.

Whatever else that means, it seems to imply that we're all thinking about it.

Our own irascible versifier, Morrissey, expressed our perplexity well with his song title "How Soon is Now?" because the evanescent character of the present means it seems to be simultaneously always advancing before us, yet equally ever retreating behind.

After all, they ousted him in 2006, and saw off subsequent governments led by his proxies through street protests, airport sieges, quirky court rulings and parliamentary horse-trading any means, it seemed, othorse-trading anyot.

I mean it seems an extraordinary story.

I mean, it seems to be the human condition.

"I mean, it seems like this is really causing you guys a lot of pain and suffering".

I mean, it seems a bit much that he's KoM ahead of 4,000 other (mainly) mortal riders.