Examples of using Seems to be more in English and their translations into Swedish
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Women with disseminated androgenic alopecia can use minoxidil, and it seems to be more effective for women than men.
the hackers behind the virus also seems to be more technological advanced.
ten items or less seems to be more of a suggestion than a hard-and-fast rule.
I share the view that on balance he seems to be more part of the solution than part of the problem for Pakistan today.
Article 11 seems to be more binding than Article 13,
The Union seems to be more lenient towards Romania than it was towards those countries that joined in May.
Now they're on the move again with a new album,“Basement Riot”, which seems to be more or less ready, at least when it comes to the recordings.
The European Union seems to be more interested in creating an internal telecoms market solely to serve the interests of the economic groups which dominate the sector than in defending the rights and fundamental freedoms of the end users.
when the narrator asks in italics if a dream deferred explodes, which seems to be more forceful- and even hopeful that it will.
some stating security concerns, but it seems to be more a diplomatic gesture of defiance on the part of the Iranian regime.
ending poverty, but it seems to be more about dismantling things to make way for the big players,
Golfers' shot seem to be more accurate.
the ACTA negotiations seem to be more or less concluded.
People with chronic plantar fasciitis seem to be more prone to heel spurs.
PhotoFiltre has five different zoom options yet they seem to be more or less similar.
The two sources of open source and throttling seem to be more reliable.
Juvenile rats seemed to be more sensitive to lymphocytic inflammation of thyroid.
Except there seem to be more moms than kids.
The socio-economic impact seemed to be more restricted.