3. Blessings -- Struggles, challenges or perceived set backs are all just blessings in disguise.
For example, students who did not already have Facebook or Twitter accounts were less likely to use either for learning purposes and perceived setting up an account to be an increase in workload (Bista, 2015, Clements, 2015; DiVall & Kirwin, 2012; Hennessy et al., 2016; Mysko & Delgaty, 2015, Tiernan, 2014).
"They always find a way of covering up that perceived set-piece weakness".
We read stories of how much money corporate America is spending on cyber security and wonder out loud whether their strategic initiatives are "feel good" publicity for the consuming public and whether they really grasp the nature of the threat or just throwing dollars at a perceived "solution set".
Mexico is the centerpiece of the three-day trip, and Mr. Obama arrives two weeks after Secretary of State John Kerry referred to the hemisphere as the United States's "backyard," a perceived condescension that set off Mexican commentators and others in Latin America.
This claim plays a crucial role in her defense of the view that we can acquire knowledge of mathematical entities by perceiving sets.
Many "below the line" crew members, who include technical and craft workers, have long complained about a perceived cavalier attitude toward set safety by directors focused on costs and deadlines.
Much of this work has been characterized by a perceived need for a standard set of indicators.
Family/patient interviews suggested that the negative effects of noise and exposure to the resuscitation and/or death of ICU patients were off set by a perceived benefit of receiving critical care nursing for a prolonged period.
Factors that may constitute a threat to patient safety among registered nurses (RNs) working in the operating room (OR) setting include a perceived imbalance in staffing [ 17] and increased speed of work [ 17- 19].
