Sentence examples for seem to be distributed from inspiring English sources

But the fruits of success seem to be distributed unevenly.

Rick Santorum's red color, Mitt Romney's blue and Newt Gingrich's orange seem to be distributed almost randomly on that map.

Imaging also is completely undermined by the increasing realization, mentioned by Gopnik, that brain functions seem to be distributed over large and often chaotic and democratic networks.

These earthquakes seem to be distributed on two planes, one in the southeastern region dipping to the north and one in the northwestern region dipping to the south, thus forming a "V" in cross-section (Fig. 9(a)).

Extending the analysis to the segment and geographical origin level leads to two additional conclusions: First, that the patterns of price evolution are similar across segments, such that price increases or decreases seem to be distributed uniformly across segments, i.e., price increases or decreases do not seem to be concentrated on a particular segment.

In several other instances, sister nuclei in related tiers seem to be distributed chirally in Crepidula but achirally in Ilyanassa (the 3ab daughters) or with a dorsoventral asymmetry in Ilyanassa but not in Crepidula (collectively, the 2ac12 and 2ac21 daughters).

In the Congressional races, for example, the candidates seem to be distributing news releases and sending e-mail messages almost daily in an effort to chastise their opponents about everything from failing to vote to ethical lapses.

If your paint doesn't seem to be distributing in an even coat, you have used too much acetone.

hMPV seems to be distributed worldwide and has a seasonal distribution comparable to that of the influenza virus; it tends to strike in the late winter and early spring [7].

hMPV seems to be distributed worldwide and has a seasonal distribution comparable to that of the influenza virus; it tends to strike in the late winter and early spring [ 7].

However, COX-2 immunofluorescence seems to be distributed distinctly throughout the cytoplasm (Fig. 3).