Sentence examples for this phrase appears from inspiring English sources

Judge King, joined by Judge Patrick E. Higginbotham, said that this phrase "appears to preclude a disparate impact theory of liability" because it "appears to serve as a safe harbor for employers who can demonstrate that they based their employment action on a reasonable non-age factor, even if the decision leads to an age-disparate result".

5. line 247: "This RING finger has lost its ability to bind to zinc ions …" This phrase appears too speculative since there are atypical zinc-chelating residues (like 3His-Asp as in adiponectin receptors (http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v520/n7547/fig_tab/nature14301_SF4.html), where a water molecule participates to stabilize zinc binding).

First off, where the hell has this phrase appeared from?

At India's instigation, the paragraph in which this phrase appeared was reshuffled, leaving its meaning unclear.With such tough tactics, India has acquired an ugly reputation on the global front against climate change.

Author's response : This phrase appeared as an error of article shortening.

This phrase appeared on one other occasion during the course of our interviews, in interview H quoted above, when the respondent said of her own parents' health: "I can say that they died a long time ago, but at that time there was no illness of high blood.

This phrasing appears to create greater overlap between Options 1 and 2 than between other adjacent options.

This phrasing appears to create greater overlap as the terms "little interference" and can be difficult to differentiate from "occurs occasionally".

"She simply made the point that the phrase appears nowhere in the Constitution," Mr. Moran said.

"Wide-eyed presentation of mere facts": the phrase appears to suit the work, if that's the word for so insouciant an oeuvre, of poet and theorist Kenneth Goldsmith.

Instead, the phrase appears to allow for Apple to make diversity and inclusion hiring decisions based solely on diversity of thought.