Sentence examples for seem to plan from inspiring English sources
Armenian parents seem to plan family composition, not just size.As elsewhere, cheap ultrasound machines, which can detect the sex of a foetus, made a difference.
Women seem to plan it better, go back to the same part of the bar they were served at before and go for the same bartender".
The results are published in this week's Current Biology.The finding matters because the birds seem to plan ahead for what they will want later, even though their choice conflicts with what they want now.
Brubeck doesn't seem to plan on slowing down anytime soon -- his current bookings extend through the end of the year, with more surely in store assuming his health holds up.
Spotted hyenas seem to plan on hunting specific species in advance; hyenas have been observed to indulge in activities such as scent marking before setting off to hunt zebras, a behaviour which does not occur when they target other prey species.
By studying travel speed and route linearity of baboons, they found that animals seem to plan their journeys and actively choose their out-of-sight resources, reaching them in an efficient and goal-directed way.
I am just wondering why no Japanese company seems to plan to export electric bikes to foreign markets.
"He seems to plan for every contingency," said Michael Sussman, a Cruz supporter from Surprise, Ariz.
In Britain, no protests against Blindness seem to be planned.
The Americans seem to have planned something bolder but got cold feet.
He does not seem to be planning to enter the United States anytime soon.
