Sentence examples for seems to be given from inspiring English sources

However, limited attention seems to be given to the evaluation of these redevelopment processes.

It seems to be, given the nature of the enemy, a war with no foreseeable end.

The Times, speaking for the conquered city, noted, "The spring seems to be given over to Laurence Olivier".

And despite the emphasis on music, full scope seems to be given to the social and intellectual worlds around Beethoven.

It is an odd business: the whole terrible point of the story seems to be given away in advance.

More attention seems to be given on assessing the performance of the new administration" of President Park Geun-hye.

At the least, Girardi seems to be giving himself options.

Nature, for example, seems to be giving mixed signals.

Russia seems to be giving up its last big overseas naval base, in Vietnam.

Neither do I agree that the FTC seems to be giving a pass to print media.

Pre-amble No one seems to be giving Britain's Tim Henman much hope against Lleyton Hewitt today.