Sentence examples for addressing the perception from inspiring English sources

The President also described Clinton as "really idealistic and progressive," evidently addressing the perception among some Democrats that she is too moderate, and noted that Clinton's experience and her mastery of policy issues would be a big help to her in the Oval Office.

The FQL consists of 28 adjectives addressing the perception of fatigue [ 25].

c) Sustainability In working with Ministries and other partners, UNICEF should find ways to keep up the urgency of HIV prevention messages while avoiding fear-based messages, perhaps by directly addressing the perception that international agencies have been "crying wolf".

Figure 1 illustrates the output of MAXQDA, addressing the perceptions of the ELT teachers.

More qualitative research, addressing the perceptions of young people themselves, is needed.

While there have been several studies addressing retention factors for doctors and registered nurses, data and studies addressing the perceptions of these mid-level cadres on the factors that influence their performance and retention within health care systems are scarce.

While there have been several studies addressing retention factors for physicians and registered nurses [ 12, 13] data and studies addressing the perceptions of these mid-level cadres on the factors that influence their performance and retention within health care systems are scarce [ 5].

Most studies addressing the perceptions of cancer patients on CTs have been conducted in western countries (Comis et al, 2003) and study populations were usually limited to particular cancer types or participants in phase I research (Weeks et al, 1998; Meropol et al, 2003; Agrawal et al, 2006).

He also addressed the perception that Notre Dame is not getting the best talent in the nation.

But that is not how it is seen - so we must address the perception.

It would be a way to address the perception that Mr. Obama has a "Catholic problem".