Sentence examples for system may appear from inspiring English sources

First, the welfare system may appear wilfully complicated, but that does not mean simplifying it will be simple.

Federal investigators have come to believe, Mr. Szady said in an interview, that while the collection system may appear haphazard, even random, the Chinese "have become very focused on what they want".

This combined photocatalytic system may appear as a new performing one, more efficient with a shorter time necessary for decontaminating diluted used waters, which could be of interest in producing drinking water in dry sunny areas.

So while a pillow keyboard or scarf communication system may appear to be on the outer fringes of plausibility, the concepts may not be far from the truth -- conjuring up a future of eternal diligence where the worker never gets a break, even during sleeping hours, but rather is eternally chained to the humming demands of technology.

By contrast, a simple system may appear together with at least one other simple system.

The system may appear to offer something for everyone: touch-screen functionality for tablet enthusiasts, a slick new interface for the younger set, and multiple versions to make it compatible with traditional desktop PC software.

The chasm between the British and the American healthcare systems may appear too wide to bridge, but this winter the two are set to become much closer.

Centralized, hierarchical systems may appear stronger, with more power and efficiency on their side.

Thus, individual stem cell systems may appear as more or less hierarchical organised.

Paper-based systems may appear less costly but may result in lost files, data not being aggregated and shared, and require more people time to manage and collate.

One could argue that centralized systems may appear easier to protect [ 8], by involving a team of security specialists devoted to implementing and enforcing security strategies for the entire structure, unified under a common set of principles.