Sentence examples for seems effectively from inspiring English sources

And while the number of populists opposing water privatization seems effectively inexhaustible — the leaders of the Cochabamba rebellion included peasant farmers and an unassuming former shoemaker named Óscar Olivera — the same cannot be said of the world's water supply.

Traffic showed that it can, with its ingestion of a multiple-storyline epic originally shown over several episodes on Channel 4. Now writer-director Kenneth Lonergan's You Can Count On Me - a handsome, well-acted and often very moving family drama with an Academy award-nominated performance from Laura Linney - seems effectively to have done the same thing with the daytime soap genre.

"If we accept the figures that approximately 3,500 women have abortions in the UK each year, they are excluded, and then rape and incest victims, and those with foetal anomalies are also excluded, and now it seems effectively those at suicide risk," she said.

Whatever anyone thinks of Ecclestone and his methods, the fact he seems effectively irreplaceable is about as powerful a tribute to his qualities as it is possible to get.

The pope, at least, seems effectively immune to prosecution of any kind.

That declaration, which the Bush administration had actively supported, now seemed effectively superceded by events.

But the scientists have found one signal that does seem effectively to override the body's strong pull toward its preferred ways of moving: a strongly rhythmic beat.

"None of the others were able to fill the vacuum, which allowed a guy whose candidacy seemed effectively dead come back to life".

Thus, during joint actions, two anatomically separate networks therefore seem effectively connected and the information flow is predominantly from anterior to posterior areas of the brain.

Therefore, these two genomes seem effectively to lack biased codon pairs.

One possible explanation is that the bioavailability of tirapazamine is poorer in the lung tumours, perhaps being compromised by metabolism in relatively 'oxygenated' regions and by the fact that the foci seem effectively avascular (Kyle and Minchinton, 1999; Hicks et al, 2006).