Sentence examples for this trend seemed from inspiring English sources

Last month this trend seemed to sharpen when Jean-Marie Le Pen, a populist thug, won enough votes in France to knock out the main candidate of the respectable left to reach the final round of the presidential election.

What's even more ominous is the fact that this trend seemed to accelerate dramatically at the end of July, meaning August may be even worse for Obama.

This trend seemed to begin a few years ago, and I specifically remember walking down 6th Avenue and spotting what appeared to be a woman walking with a Pekingese balancing on her head.

While this trend seemed to reach significance only for "overall satisfaction" (t = 2.9, df = 128, P < 0.02), it was not up to our Bonferroni correction threshold.

This trend seemed to be opposite at SPLs of 5, 6, and greater than 8, where the average Syn scores were lower than the null distribution level (fig. 4 B).

In the mid-2000s, for the first time, there was an indication that rates of triplet and higher-order multiple births had begun to decline in the United States [ 29, 30], but this trend seemed to abate toward the end of the decade [ 2].

This trend seems likely to continue when those in power defend the police's actions.

In an era when women still struggle to be equally valued, compensated and loved for their minds, this trend seems culturally damaging.

Reversing this trend seems likely to turn up the heat even more.Two things explain why the situation is growing acute.

At present, the only hope of reversing this trend seems to be pressure on companies not to test their products in countries without good animal welfare regulations, and pressure on research institutions not to have links with such countries.

This trend seems certain to escalate – Ian Rankin has recently been seen DJ-ing, Iain Sinclair is apparently cooking up "a site-specific work for text and sound" for later this year and when JK Rowling's next book appears, I expect she'll be playing Wembley, with a cast of thousands, to mark the occasion.