Sentence examples for that seems within from inspiring English sources

Some experts suggest that the real goal of Mr. Schäuble's campaign is to win agreement on rules allowing secret searches of computer hard drives — something that seems within reach after officials from the Social Democratic Party said this week that they were open to a dialogue on the issue.

Make sure to choose a costume that seems within your budget.

That seems within range of comparable values.

And that seems within their right: All Breezy Point's private land belongs to a large co-op, which, like most Park Avenue apartments houses, curtails access.

The division championship that seemed within their grasp was suddenly open to others for the taking, not that the others looked capable of taking it.

What they're not hoping for -- most of them, anyway -- is the kind of stardom and windfalls that seemed within reach a decade ago.

But they also acknowledge that the opportunity to create a new breed of worker-owner who would propel the company into an era of corporate collaboration, a vision that seemed within reach seven years ago, has been squandered.

The massacre of school children in Newtown, Conn., has had reverberations in the radio world, as lyrics that seemed within the bounds of good taste two weeks ago suddenly seem to hit a sour note.

The Newtown, Conn., school shootings have had reverberations in the radio world, as lyrics that seemed within the bounds of good taste two weeks ago are suddenly hitting a flat note.

One had only to be born in the wrong place at the wrong time, as many people are, to never feel that one belongs, to see every opportunity, even those that seem within reach, pass one by – until the opportunity to be somebody finally, almost accidentally, presents itself.

Having made an exhilarating start and scored twice in the opening 18 minutes, through an own-goal and a Peter Crouch header, Spurs allowed the victory that seemed within their grasp to slip through their fingers as Hugo Almeida punished some suspect defending just before half-time to change the complexion of this contest.