Examples of using Answer seems in English and their translations into German
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The answer seems simple.
At first sight the answer seems obvious.
The answer seems simple to me- split her down the middle.
But even taking this into account, the answer seems still vague.
And the answer seems to be yes.
And the more I think about it, the more complicated the answer seems.
This year, the answer seems to be: Why not?
The answer seems to be quite simple, however, virtual visits belong to our everyday life these days.
The most straightforward answer seems to be leverage.
The answer seems to be answered relatively quickly.
To those outside the arcane world of intellectual-property rights, the answer seems obvious: No.
The answer seems to lie in the continuation of the sentence.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the answer seems very vague to me and puts off a decision.
The answer seems very clear in the Genetechnology in Germany.
I am working on whether analogical processes occur in young infants(the answer seems to be yes); and on whether learning language changes the kinds of analogies we can process.
The answer seems to be quite obvious, but still I'm fascinated about it.
And always the answer seems to be found quickly: appropriate furniture is needed.
The answer seems simple at first glance, and most users probably would answer. .
And the answer seems to be yes. And I will just give you some samples of it.
Well, the answer seems to be, the universe can create complexity, but with great difficulty.
The answer seems to be that the European Union is providing humanitarian assistance and we are doing it very well.
The answer seems simple- one has to eat optimally, but it is complicated by the social status of the bird.
The answer seems to stem from the prevalent culture of Catholicism running throughout his life and the shame of lust.
The answer seems to be Pakistan, a country that the rest of the world views as on the verge of becoming a failed state.
The answer seems obvious-external actors should do their best to stop the bloodshed and support a compromise involving all parties to the conflict.
The answer seems quite obvious due to the metaphysical and undeniable logic that whatever begins to exist has a cause, and since the universe began to exist, therefore it must have a cause.
The answer seems obvious: There happened to be a man called“Meier” who lived in the“Bruehl.” Since there were so many people called“Meier” in Wettingen, his nick-name gradually became his family name“Bruehlmeier”.
The answer seems to be that there are clear-cut benefits to stocking bass under specific conditions, such as after a major fish kill, when a new water body is flooded(such as water storage areas and irrigation ponds), or when Florida's famous sinkholes refill.
Literally the answer seems to be'no', because the first player is not the immediate predecessor of the third, but Günther Senst's interpretation is that there is a payment, because no stone was played in between.
The answer seems to be that Jesus Christ brought into the world the prospect of his new world order- which is[46] 180 degrees contrary to the impoverishing looting by the NWO banks, killing by the NWO wars of conquest and contempt for individuals with a Christian background, in spite of the NWÓs"Human rights.