Sentence examples for that seem applicable from inspiring English sources

Participate in a blog with other professionals on time management, and read others' ideas that seem applicable to your lifestyle.

The popular home-organizing guru Marie Kondo offers some tips that seem applicable to organizing your spiritual life as well as your shelves.

We have taken into account the liver cirrhosis classification (Child-Pugh) as a successful model, an analogy that seems applicable in CP as well, because most recently, several authors have described common mechanisms for liver and pancreatic fibrogenesis with a resulting loss in organ function at the end stage of both diseases[ 41- 43, 59, 60].

The liner notes for Allen's album Americana include a famous quotation from writer Albert Murray that seems applicable to work this strong: "The blues is not the creation of a crushed-spirit people.

That seems applicable, in a way, for a startup focused on getting women to change how they manage their investment strategies.

The set of verbs was generated intuitively as actions and perceptions that seemed applicable to physical objects.

Jane Austen's tetchy words to her sister Cassandra are among many quotable lines that seem just as applicable to the modern world as to the society Austen inhabited more than two hundred years ago.

Concerning clinical settings, the only methods that seem to be applicable are ELISA (kits are available) and HPLC as they enable high throughput, involve internal/external standards, and comparison of samples under constant conditions.

First published in paperback two years ago, the book is a lurid text that seems more applicable to startups today than during its actual publication.

But because I'm not technically poor (until the bank takes my house) the one that seemed most applicable for my situation is Matthew 5 42, "Give to the one who begs from you".

But by the 1950s thinkers stressing locally resourced solutions of all sorts would retreat as Asia and Africa embarked on large-scale national reconstruction and modernization with the help of imported ideas that seemed universally applicable.