Sentence examples for might seem evidence from inspiring English sources

Chase Manhattan has since gone with MasterCard, while BankOne's FirstUSA and Bank of America have thrown in their lot with Visa.Fleeing the scene of the crime in this way might seem evidence of guilt.

The grim conveyance of the rotting bodies might have seemed evidence of their boasts.

So it might seem on the evidence of an election on March 16th for the country's 84-seat Congress and 262 municipalities.

Given all this background, Thursday's vote might seem like fresh evidence that Europeans are picking on Google: James Kanter, of the Times, even began his article on the vote with a mention of "Europe's resentment" of Google.

This might seem self-evident.

As counterintuitive as it might seem, there is no evidence that successful athletes have higher testosterone levels than less successful ones.

Our suspicion that the indicators for opportunity to learn in TIMSS indicators are to blame for our general lack of evidence might seem odd given the success of Schmidt et al. (2001) in finding a relationship between opportunity to learn and achievement using the TIMSS 1995 data.

This might seem to be scant evidence because NRP-1 might form a complex with VEGFR-2 through its intracellular domain.

Such a system might seem at odds with evidence that glycogen (which is contained exclusively in astrocytes) supports axons during intense activity or in the temporary absence of glucose.

The lower (younger) limit of approximately 61 BCE might seem absurd given historical evidence and beliefs, but is not wholly implausible on linguistic grounds alone, even if – as Fig. 1B shows – it is improbable.

Our planetary neighborhood might seem calm and orderly, but evidence of its often-violent past is easy to spot.