Sentence examples for seem to allow from inspiring English sources

Sponges lack neurons entirely, but their genes seem to allow for chemical signalling of some kind.

It was a surprise, however, that Tortorella did not seem to allow for overtime.

Wilson's work wouldn't seem to allow a lot of personal interpretation.

Justice Thomas disputed Justice Kennedy's math, saying 11 nations seem to allow the punishment in theory.

In short, these brain cells seem to allow the interpersonal orchestration of shifts in physiology.

But García did not seem to allow it to eat at him.

Still, there are clauses that seem to allow the Emanuel administration to reopen the contracts in 2012.

As well as anything his obsession with the game would not seem to allow time for it.

The sheet says "unilaterally"; that would seem to allow for the government and Internet companies working together, bilaterally.

"We are here to stay!" he exclaimed, with a bit more gusto than the paper's struggles would seem to allow.

Other researchers have assessed environments according to their "affordances" — the range of potential behaviors that they seem to allow.