Sentence examples for seems to be structured from inspiring English sources

Their business seems to be structured against steady, long-term success.

Shepard's show seems to be structured around the theory that the Lions will be terrible and the Tigers will have disappeared come early October, so the morning drive routines must focus on national stories.

The deal seems to be structured similarly to the NFL-Microsoft deal, where the devices act as both as an advertising tool and a legitimate coaching aid.

From the board's point of view, "this package seems to be structured in the right way".

He and Sassa have a natural rhythm -- their brains both seem to be structured in outline form.

Single-crystalline diamonds seem to be structured by the aggregation of nanoparticles.

Joint operations between private and public organizations often seem to be structured by legislative and regulatory frameworks.

"It's very much a two-way process, so I felt concerned about the high use of agency staff and the fact that there didn't seem to be structured staffing arrangements in place".

Naturally, most of the desert microbial communities seem to be structured solely by abiotic processes [ 34, 35].

At first glance, these affordances (entirely typical among such websites) do not seem to be structured to enable much voice for users about the conduct of the organization.

The RDoC seem to be structured around the concern that the only way to find objectivity in the classification of diseases or disorders in psychiatry is to begin with biology and work back to symptoms.