Sentence examples for seemingly higher from inspiring English sources

These, he said, were "leaner, less ripe, seemingly higher in acidity and, on the whole, not terribly inspiring".

After the sudden cuts at former May stores, customers did not congratulate the chain for simplifying their shopping; they groused about seemingly higher prices.

We propose here that without introducing the higher mutation rate of pH1N1, its seemingly higher rate of genome sequence changes can be explained by the model that conforms to the abrupt backset that occurred after an outbreak.

- stevegb Agreeing with the report's findings, many readers pointed out that the "divide" of UK prosperity is not between north and south, but between the south-east and the rest of the UK: The south-west is VERY different to the south-east with its own issues, seemingly higher cost of living than the north but much lower wages than the south-east presenting some massive affordability issues.

It can be difficult to build a business case to deal with an issue when there are other seemingly higher priorities.

For older women aged 45 49 in all the censuses, the reported age-specific fertility rates were seemingly higher than those adjusted, which reflects faulty age reporting for older women.

He says the fund's seemingly high stock allocation isn't abject bullishness.

But policy makers are often frustrated by the seemingly high rates of attrition among teachers earlier on in their careers.

But the disclosure of the seemingly high salaries for that year was deemed misleading by the orchestra and chorus members.

His speech enhanced his international credibility, but at a seemingly high price, so far, in domestic support.

It must work out well for some, given the seemingly high percentage of satisfied customers on Amazon.