Sentence examples similar to a perception contest from inspiring English sources
As the contest opened up to more and more countries in the 21st century, a perception began to form – stoked by an increasingly belligerent Terry Wogan – that the Eastern bloc was hijacking the contest by trading votes exclusively with each other.
As recognized by the Florida House of Representatives Committee on Election Reform 1997 Interim Project on Election Contests and Recounts: "All election contests and recounts can be traced to either an actual failure in the election system or a perception that the system has failed.
"Microsoft has a perception problem.
There is a perception issue.
There is a perception problem.
There is also some evidence that the commercial interests of individual media companies, especially when monopolistic, may damage the crucial requirement for uncertain outcomes in sports leagues and tournaments and create a popular perception that sports contests have been "fixed" to further the interests of media corporations.
