Examples of using Often seem in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
You do often seem cursed.
Images can be distorted. People often seem naked.
Master often seems silly.
There are rows and rows of exhibits and the halls often seem endless!
He often seemed to be lost in thought and spoke little.
Telligent and creative beings often seem to want to self-de-.
As obvious, virtual amenities or transactions do not really guarantee the security of transactions orcommunications or often seem imprecise.
Rivers that flow over limestone often seem to completely disappear.
Corsets often seem too small or don't fit to the body smoothly because they are not seasoned yet, if you are unsure about the fit, please contact us.
Bonus promotions by new players in the market often seem to be“too good to be true”.
Reading and writing often seem like generic hobbies, but they do make an impact.
Thirdly, these are serious restrictions for children,which from the Russian point of view often seem like a real idiocy.
These are major difficulties and often seem insurmountable, at least in the short term.
There is a growing perception, particularly among the weaker and poorer countries,that responses to issues of far-reaching impact often seem arbitrary and contradictory.
The scenery and buildings in Tokyo-3 often seem laden with psychological import, even in the first episode.
The geostrategic position has contributed to each of the three countries developing dual-track, sometimes duplicitous,foreign policies that often seem internally inconsistent.
Then five years in childhood often seem like an eternity, while the last years of our lives seem to have been far too fast.
As the world remains mired inefforts to reduce the number of nuclear weapons, we often seem to forget the qualitative aspects of nuclear disarmament.
The reports submitted by States parties often seem to underestimate this obligation and supply inadequate information on the way in which children are afforded enjoyment of their right to a special protection.
But elsewhere, against the backdrop of unrelenting traffic and brutalist concrete,the greens often seem weirdly out of place, like an introduced alien species.
Although it may often seem geographically or temporarily distant, no region, no section of the world ' s population can confidently assume it will not be touched, directly or indirectly, by these emergency situations.
Simply put, indigenous peoples ' human rights often seem to fall by the wayside in the face of economic development interests.
The soul has to find and hold its ground against hostile forces, sometimes embodied in ideas which frequently deny its very existence,and which indeed often seem to be trying to annul it altogether.”.
States and scholars, or commentators, often seem to have abandoned certain long-held views in favour of different ones.
And Matt and I were thinking that maybe this moral divide might be helpful for understanding how it is that liberals and conservatives talk to one another andwhy they so often seem to talk past one another when they do.
The fact that the Group of 21 has never hesitated to embrace ideals andto put forward proposals which may often seem ahead of their time should give this body food for thought as it struggles to find new ways of dealing with old demands, such as the global concern and priority issue that is nuclear disarmament.
While there are many examples of responsible companies that want to“do well by doing good,” sustainability and development goals are not always integrated into businesses' core agenda. Total shareholder return(TSR)and corporate social responsibility(CSR) often seem completely divorced from each other.
The actions and initiatives taken by the UnitedNations funds, programmes and specialized agencies, including the Bretton Woods institutions, often seem to be disconnected from the guidelines adopted by Member States at the Economic and Social Council and the General Assembly.
Given the pace of change and complexity of subject matter, cyberattacks can often seem a theoretical danger, but the reality is that they either have or will affect all of us. Making information on these threats accessible to public and private partners in the Middle East is essential to find a timely and effective solution.”.
Other climate-change-induced factors can also pose severe threats to human rights, including threats to life and livelihood,such as famine and drought, which often seem misclassified as mere incentives to migration and not worthy of proper human rights protections in themselves.
