Sentence examples for this seems to represent from inspiring English sources

But this seems to represent the most serious obstacle, executives said.

This "seems to represent a considerable promotion for a minor local deity," Mr. Connor writes.

"In higher education, this seems to represent the failure in both the undergraduate and graduate programs to develop this needed area of expertise".

This seems to represent a key concept role for both student groups in relation to creativity.

This seems to represent a more attractive investment target than the average SaaS IPO, which checked in with median revenues around $100 million, grew about 60percentt and generally wasn't profitable.  .  .

This seems to represent the core region of the B. thuringiensis.

This seemed to represent support here".

Judging from the downcast faces of the players, including the reserve Sherman Douglas, who expressed frustration in not playing in three games, this seemed to represent the team's lowest point so far.

The piece concludes with "Providence," which in this context seems to represent a state of well-being rather than the capital of Rhode Island.

Politics aside, this book seems to represent everything that has gone amiss in Mo Yan's work, and perhaps in a broader way what has gone awry in China's literature of the last 30 years.

This approach seems to represent a further contribution for the development of new BK-activators, designed on the basis of the pharmacophoric model above-mentioned.