Sentence examples for Could have perceived from inspiring English sources

It is said that the company could not possibly have believed that the city would establish waterworks to be operated in competition with its system, for such competition would be ruinous to the water company, as its projectors, on a moment's reflection, could have perceived when the agreement of 1882 was made.

Students could have perceived that as a limitation of physical activities or emotional wellbeing rather than attributes of social functioning which prevented them performing as their peers.

This suggested that school children could have perceived good oral health as a pain-free mouth although the pilot study did not indicate this misconception.

Therefore, it seems difficult to conceptualize how patients or study nurses could have perceived factors associated with elevated gingival crevicular fluid enzyme levels and have let this influence the probability of enrolment.

But other firms could also have perceived conflicts of interest if they have worked for big investors or they might seek work from them in future.

I think he couldn't have perceived how difficult that sometimes was, because I had to lead my own life and make my own mistakes.

Unloved, she died in the agony of infant terror and confusion, utterly alone in a world she could only have perceived as hateful.

We scripted Mervyn Day before the Olympic decision – we knew that, either way, the area would be changed by the bid, but we could never have perceived quite how much.

Thus this seems to be a common human practice, not restricted to classical Indian civilization, for sometimes we say, for instance, "S is indeed over there, since I see him," and "You couldn't really have perceived S because condition Y does not hold" ("You can't see anyone from this distance").

Although it could be postulated that HCWs may have perceived that they were at greater risk for exposure and may have therefore been more conscientious when filling out questionnaires, we believe that because of the large amount of public awareness of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 at that time, it is unlikely that this group would have been more conscientious than the nonclinical group.

This could be based on how much humans perceive the interaction feedback(we could have partially perceived, fully perceived and not perceived categories).