Sentence examples for projects seem to be from inspiring English sources

"Historic projects seem to be just the standard operating procedure in this town".

But whatever the imperative, a number of untraditional projects seem to be finding acceptance with home buyers.

Heated debates over the role of the Wehrmacht, Hitler's regular army, in genocidal projects seem to be a thing of the past.

"We have a window here where most of our projects — if not all of the projects — seem to be on track".

No fewer than a dozen new hotels representing about 2,700 rooms have recently opened or are under construction, and additional projects seem to be announced on a weekly basis.

But, these days, developable land on Long Island is scarce, property taxes are rising and local governments are increasingly buying and preserving open spaces — and developers' offers to communities to gain support for their projects seem to be both larger and more common than in the past.

Crowdfunding, or appealing to the online community for funds for personal projects, seems to be thriving.

SACRAMENTO — Across the country, the era of ambitious public works projects seems to be over.

These days, money, at least for capital projects, seems to be flowing back to dance.

FOR a few years there, museum construction projects seemed to be synonymous with lavish and expensive new architecture.

In the late 20th century, the conversion of the nomadic habitat into large-scale agricultural projects seemed to be bringing many of these tribal peoples to the verge of extinction.