Sentence examples for this tendency seems from inspiring English sources

This tendency seems to indicate low expectations of health care, which might also be cultural.

An increased number of younger physicians tended to return to academic hospital positions, and this tendency seems to have increased in recent years.

This tendency seemed to be more pronounced outside the brood nest (inserts in Fig. 5A-B) than on it.

Also, a rise in power of the partial pressure of CO from −0.88 to about 1 is observed which indicates that CO inhibits the production of hydrocarbons, i.e., methane, ethylene, and heavier hydrocarbons but this inhibiting tendency seems to diminish through propylene and butane.

This theoretical tendency seems in fact to be reflected in the results obtained for dually labeled peptides.

That negative tendency seems to be at work today.

That kind of obsessive tendency seems to inflect his writing in different ways.

The clustering tendency seems to compete with the homogenizing one, showing alternate dominance in microscale space and time.

The prevailing tendency seems to be to use "richer" medium, in the progression from text to graphics to audio to video, for designing and developing e-learning programs.

6. Functional Changes: Although women in their 70s acknowledge bodily changes and perhaps some memory losses, our tendency seems to be clearly to go forth, regardless.

The contemporary British political philosopher Martin Cohen has offered the more historically telling example of Biblical injunctions in favour of torture and slavery as evidence of how religious injunctions follow political and social customs, rather than vice versa, but also noted that the same tendency seems to be true of supposedly dispassionate and objective philosophers.