Sentence examples for seems requires from inspiring English sources

The situation, it seems, requires not just a hog-management plan but also a people-management plan.

The forfeiture committee, it seems, requires a lower standard of proof of incompetence – perhaps rightly if knighthoods should be reserved for exceptional achievement.

City officials are particularly worried about the Chinese, who regularly crowd Portsmouth Square in Chinatown to play mah-jongg, an activity that, it seems, requires lighting up.

To escape this hold, it seems, requires escaping life itself; in "Pale Horse, Pale Rider" it is only when Miranda is on the brink of succumbing to her illness that she discovers "There were no longer any multiple planes of living, no tough filaments of memory and hope pulling taut backwards and forwards holding her upright between them".

Developing a genuinely independent board, it seems, requires more than just appointing a few outsiders.To assess the impact of performance-related pay, the industrious Mr Westphal teamed up with an academic at Northwestern University, Edward Zajac, to ask the bosses of 103 companies with sales of over $1 billion what measurements were used to determine their pay.

Every new threat to privacy, it seems, requires some new regulatory solution.

They do not, it seems, require a major new injection of money.

Inflation phobia does not, it seems, require any actual inflation to persist.

Only unsportsmanlike parents hellbent on raising valedictorians, it seems, require their kids to do such rote work.

Progress on this problem seems required for further advances in the theory of spin glasses.

We do not, it seems, require parents to promote their children's best interests.