Sentence examples for term appears to from inspiring English sources

The answer over the long term appears to be no.

However, this term appears to be too broad to be useful.

The term appears to indicate that time is managed, but actually it is activities that are managed over time.

She said the current committee, which was elected in January to a four-year term, appears to have a majority weighted against rights organizations.

"The outlook for activity and demand in the short term appears to be improving slightly but remains unfavorable overall," the central bank said.

In the early literature the term appears to have been most commonly used to verbally qualify a result as being found at a particular spatial scale.

Riddle, however, dictated the terms, and one key term appeared to heavily favor his horse.

Mr. Lindsay's hope for a second term appeared to fade with his popularity.

But his inauguration for a second term appeared to stir new gambits by Maduro's opponents.

(d), which was the only place such term appeared, to reflect the probable intent of Congress and the amendment by Pub.

But disputes between DC 37 and the Bloomberg administration, which have simmered throughout the second term, appeared to boil over during the endorsement process, giving Mr. Thompson an opening, according to those who have spoken to the union's leaders.