Two Tata Nanos drove down the street, both driven by young, seemingly well-to-do drivers on their own (not the relatively poor families that Ratan Tata had hoped to move off of unsafe scooters).
There was no mention of the enticing job offers made by the seemingly well-to-do informer.
The authors do point out the limitations of this study, not least the inconsistencies in measurement of height and weight (a simple yet seemingly impossible task to do well in the ICU) and the paucity of detailed data relating to mechanical ventilation parameters, including the use of tracheotomies [ 2].
Soon, she found herself — perhaps I'm burying the lede, too — helping another physician, George A. Soper, to solve the mystery of a typhoid epidemic among a seemingly unconnected group of well-to-do families.
This seemingly had little to do with the Brexit vote.
Yes, it seemingly has nothing to do with the product.
That's seemingly what DirecTV wants to do as well.
Performers and crew alike wander the stage seemingly in search of something to do rather than having a well-rehearsed plan for minimizing the audience's wait time.
"You root for anyone who is called up to do well," said Derek Jeter, whose major league debut seemingly came eons ago -- in 1995.
The professor presented what would become a widely noted framework to explain how seemingly well-managed companies could do most everything to prepare for the arrival of disruptive new technology but still lose market leadership.
Similarly Tongan 'families deliberate carefully about which members would be most likely to do well overseas and be reliable in sending remittances' [ 27, 28] although there is, seemingly paradoxically, an accompanying shift towards individualism [ 29].
