Sentence examples for affect perceptions from inspiring English sources

How can trillions being wiped out in market value not affect perceptions of western strength?

How can trillions being wiped out in market value not affect perceptions of western strength?" the official asked.

Whatever the medium, it also has unusual power to affect perceptions and inspire amazement.

But the last thing I'd want is collegial banter and humor to affect perceptions of our coverage".

This could effectively reduce student diversity and thus education quality, and, incidentally, affect perceptions of prospective parents and colleges.

"It is upsetting for everyone because the mosque has a large, loyal community and they are stunned and upset that one person can affect perceptions of the community.

Such images inevitably affect perceptions; they then get posted on Facebook and other social networking sites, thus reaching a much wider and global audience that might not otherwise have followed the crisis.

While Ms. Greenhouse is an outstanding reporter and her typically straightforward coverage has produced few complaints to the public editor, it remains to be seen whether her newly publicized opinions will affect perceptions of her work.

"One of the imponderables here is how this will affect perceptions of China," said Russell Craig, the research director for semiconductors at the Aberdeen Group, a market research firm in Boston.

Wine and Song A class to examine how listening to music can affect perceptions of wine will be given on Tuesday at 7 p.m. at NoLIta House, 47 East Houston Street (Mott Street).

Bruce Steinberg, a senior economist at Merrill Lynch & Company, called the mistake too tiny to affect perceptions of inflation or economic growth but said it was "sort of amazing they could make a mistake like this".