Sentence examples for term seems from inspiring English sources

The latter term seems literally to mean "preeminent hero".

The most favoured term seems to be "Arab spring".

Also, the very commonness of the MSC term seems to have consolidated its acceptance.

But that term seems to have been forgotten in the universe of cellphones and tablets.

Although the term seems inadequate, these structures are, in fact, functioning shelters for birds.

That judgment, at least for the short and medium term, seems entirely correct.

Because, of course, what the term seems to encompass is all perfectly admirable.

Whether that is the case for the long term seems irrelevant to them.

WASHINGTON — The final major economic turning point of President Obama's first term seems to have arrived.

"Long-term investing is my mantra and my faith," Mr. Evensky said, "but I will admit that sometimes, long-term seems interminable".

The answer in the near-term seems to be, no.