Sentence examples for this connection seems from inspiring English sources

This connection seems to be due to a variant selection influenced by the presence of αp grains.

"Unfortunately, this connection seems to weaken with age, so that older people can end up with a rather disconnected brain". Andrews-Hanna suggesthathat deficits in the default network might be responsible for many of the classic symptoms of old age, such as an inability to focus and problems with memory retrieval.

This connection seems to have existed, he points out, since as early as the eighteen-twenties, when Ottoman atrocities against the Greeks led Eugène Delacroix to make his quickly universalized paintings "Greece on the Ruins of Missolonghi" and "The Massacre at Chios"; the latter shows a Greek woman being raped by a turban-wearing Turk.

This connection seems to be stronger and more radical in Sweden, than in other similar countries.

Nonetheless Kitcher's particular way of cashing out this connection seems problematic.

They can speak a command and something happens and over time this connection seems a priori.

He's calling it a companion piece to his previous one: not an unusual ploy, but in this case the connection seems a little counter-intuitive.

But if the connection seems promising, you may decide to say yes and see where it leads.

She added: "I think the Russian government is in fact using WikiLeaks: the connection seems pretty clear to me.

They knew him in person, not just electronically, that person said, adding, "That connection seems to be why they decided to do something".

Though Mr Will never returns to the argument in favour of the permissibility of baby-killing, the connection seems clear enough.