Sentence examples for terms appears to from inspiring English sources

The right to dignified honesty on one's own terms appears to be the crux of the decision Foster has made.

Now the Soviet usage of this pair of terms appears to fly in the face of our ordinary, non-philosophical understanding of them (that, for example,  Wall Street values are "materialist," while the Occupy movement is "idealist").

"Ugliness in scientific terms appears to be firmly associated with facial asymmetry," says Dr Chris Solomon of the University of Kent, author of the "Defining Beauty" report which was released earlier this month.

Mrs1 is related to the RuvC family of DNA junction resolvases and, in evolutionary terms, appears to have acquired an RNA binding activity only recently and in a small subset of organisms [22].

Menthol shows a clear increasing ratio among the tobacco products characteristics terms, where the overall trend for all terms appears to be a decreasing one.

For both PTCs and SCLs, the enrichment of chemical sensation and plasma membrane GO terms appears to be driven by the fact that many gustatory receptors (GRs), odorant receptors (ORs), and other chemoreceptors (IRs) harbor SCPs.

This time, the featured women, assuming everyone agrees to terms, appear to be Julia Roberts, Anne Hathaway, Jennifer Garner, Jessica Alba, Jessica Biel and Shirley MacLaine.

A former director of the fund, Harold E. Doley Jr., an investment banker, said that its terms appeared to favor the three former fund insiders.

The financial terms appear to be via affiliate fees.

One key issue is that the broad terms appear to give the government significant scope to remove content that it deems offensive.

These terms appear to be relative, and the distinction between them is not well determined either; furthermore, it depends on the specific application.