Sentence examples for terms it appears from inspiring English sources
If we want to understand teenagers' lives, on their terms, it appears that we must also speak their language.
Interactions on Twitter and Facebook seem to lead to oxytocin spikes, offering a powerful retort to the argument that social media is killing real human interaction: in hormonal terms, it appears, the body processes it as an entirely real kind of interaction.
However, five months into his terms it appears that the president is willing to disregard the advice of the experts surrounding him, including national security adviser H.R. McMaster, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
The link between these two media moguls may be indirect (in practical terms, it appears it would be Lord Northcliffe, the British newspaper baron parodied in Evelyn Waugh's Scoop, whom both Pulitzer and Murdoch's father worked with), yet the lineage the two men share as "newspaper men" is evident.
In practical terms, it appears that FADS1 mRNA abundance/activity might be more amenable to dietary manipulation in order to increase omega-3/omega-6 ratin in milk fat.
Fortunately, given the scarcity of overlapping genes and the weak impact that decreasing the P-value cut-off to P < 10−7 has on the identified overlapping GO terms, it appears that minor alterations to trait assignment will have no major impact on the outcome using this approach.
Given the terms, it appeared that none of them would be able to continue to operate on Apple's platform the way they had been — and perhaps not at all.
However appealing that theory is, in the short term it appears unlikely.
Conclusions: In the long term, it appears that parents of ELBW children have adjusted fairly well to their work and family life.
"If, in the real short term, it appears that war is not imminent, it is an opportunity for some traders to move this market lower," he said.
In the short term, it appears Pound Ridge is luring at least some private club members away from their old haunts.
