Sentence examples for measures they seem from inspiring English sources

Economists argue fiercely about whether emerging economies can decouple from the United States, yet by some measures they seem to have done so already.

Although little information is available about the psychometric properties of the aforementioned measures, they seem ecologically valid.

While trunk shows represent too tiny a share of the $9.6 billion-a-year children's apparel market to measure, they seem poised for growth.

Ken Akiba (2000) raises a number of worries for the Shogenji measure but they seem to be predicated on the assumption that the concept of coherence is interestingly applicable to unordered sets of proposition, an assumption that we found reason to question above.

Late in 2010, some observers wondered why the White House, which clearly believed that there was a need for further stimulus, wasn't pushing Republicans on a payroll-tax cut, one of the few stimulus measures they had seemed somewhat open to.

Cable measures the whole year — they seem to be doing pretty well".

"They used their ideology to get into some measure of power, and they seem comfortable there now".

They seem to measure the limitations of others by their own limitations".

In fact, the only thing they seem to measure with any degree of accuracy is the parental income of the test-taker.

"They seem like desperate measures to me.

And if you want one where a developer hasn't already marbled the bathroom – one where you can choose where to put the pool or nanny's quarters, or the latest security measures – they are, it seems, proving almost impossible to find in a market that's already risen by 5% this year.