Sentence examples for which it appears from inspiring English sources

For more than a year, the tribe petitioned the Interior Department to change its policy, which it appears to be doing.

However, Mr. Romney led by roughly 20 points in Chicago and its suburbs, which it appears will account for more than half the turnout tonight.

There are multiple mechanisms by which it appears to exert its action as a metastasis suppressor[ 53].

The company was weighed down by a burden of debt by its private equity owner Terra Firma, which it appears to be having difficulty paying.

"You're dealing with the whole history of a word, not just its definition, but the word in the social context in which it appears".

The meaning of a lexical item comes from its local context (lexeme), its collocations and the constructions or patterns (lexico-grammar) in which it appears.

Like a lot of "Illmatic," the album on which it appears, the song is discreetly ambiguous.

Indeed, the full parenthesis in which it appears reads "(no Carter rage)".

It was "Wish"; "Broken" is the name of the CD on which it appears.

The variety of criticism's functions is reflected in the range of publications in which it appears.

The track captures the warmth, melancholy and gentle menace of the album on which it appears: Another Green World (1975).