Sentence examples for settlements seemed to from inspiring English sources

When I was there, a young diplomat from Berlin who was about to take Shaul's tour noted that most settlements seemed to face both restricted and unrestricted roads.

The settlements seemed to vindicate Judge Hellerstein's strategy in ordering trials to determine damages before a trial to determine liability, a reversal of the usual order.

The new settlements seem to be roughly in line with the previous ones.

Rylance added: "Acting in the illegal settlements seems to me an act of provocation and disrespect.

These settlements seem to have died out and disappeared in the last centuries of the 4th millennium, about the same time that a new population immigrated, probably from the north.

Many of the Post-Urban settlements seem to have been abandoned, and traces are found of temporary settlements that were probably associated with nomadic pastoral groups and distinguished by the poverty of their material culture.

Few offenders who negotiate a charitable contribution repeat their crimes, Sato said, so the settlements seem to be educational.

Our data for five virus isolates from widely differing taxonomic groups are consistent with the notion that disturbed habitats, and especially human settlements, seem to support proliferation of endemic viruses more efficiently than the pristine primary forest.

Many northern settlements seem to have been almost free of adult smallpox by the mid-eighteenth century, yet a southern market town such as Burford could experience severe adult smallpox mortality in this period.

He said that Aron's civil settlement seemed to be a "very calculated way of buying the victim off".

Worse, the settlement seemed to be yet more evidence of multinationals' ability to duck and weave around the tax system.