Sentence examples for a reasonable perception that from inspiring English sources

Mr Ren's past in the PLA fuels such suspicions, as does a reasonable perception that privately held Chinese companies are often in cahoots with the powers that be.

However, there is a reasonable perception that if you speak up, you will be retaliated against or harshly accused of seeking "revenge".

This may not be exactly right or fair, but it's a reasonable perception on the part of most people.

"If an officer's reasonable perception is that his or another's life is in imminent danger, delaying the use of force for the purpose of issuing a warning creates an unreasonable risk," Crawford wrote.

Praveen Madan, co-owner of The Booksmith, a bookstore in Haight-Ashbury where the sit/lie debate had its roots, said The Chronicle's coverage left a "perception that all reasonable people were for this".

It was clear from the survey data that there was a pervasive perception that biogas technology works only for people who have sufficient animal and agricultural waste available to them to obtain a reasonable quantity of gas for energy.

The students reported a perception that the rapid growth in the number of dental and dental hygiene programmes in Nepal could limit their chance for a reasonable income.

That's a perception that outsiders have.

And what a reasonable price that is".

But the ambiguous definition of public good, the reasonable perception of the people that politicians who have the power to evict them do so in return for kickbacks from private companies, and the government's unrealistic view of what constitutes market price, are creating turmoil in several states.

Specifically, a government action is invalid if it creates a perception in the mind of a reasonable observer that the government is either endorsing or disapproving of religion.