Sentence examples for a range of perceived from inspiring English sources

Some analysts said his peripatetic pronouncements on a range of perceived social and government ills left voters confused.

Data was collected on six such organizations, and a range of perceived rationales and constraints were identified.

Any German was a target if they were found to be suffering from a range of perceived hereditary ailments, such as congenital mental deficiency, schizophrenia, manic-depressive insanity, epilepsy, Huntington's chorea, blindness, deafness, any severe hereditary deformity, or even alcoholism.

Quilliam identifies "four key contributors" to radicalisation – "a range of perceived grievances, a crisis of identity, the existence of a legitimising ideology and the exposure to those who advocate such an ideology" – and works to intervene in presenting cases.

The present review identified a range of perceived barriers and facilitators to help-seeking.

This study revealed a range of perceived barriers towards utilisation of institutional delivery services in Moroto and Napak districts.

The ASQ is a checklist containing 56 items covering a broad range of perceived adolescent stresses, with complete relevance to its current time.

It was hoped that this approach would generate a wider range of perceived barriers and issues compared with participants responding to a fixed system design.

Physicians and health plans should tout these benefits during referral to exercise programs because older adults are motivated to participate by a wide range of perceived benefits such as enjoyment, improved health, mood, and independence (Yardley et al. 2006), and some older people do not perceive a need for a fall prevention program when advertised as such (Calhoun et al. 2011).

The Tichborne News, which concerned itself with a broader range of perceived injustices, closed after four months.

Respondents reported a broad range of perceived physical activity barriers related to health conditions.