Sentence examples for affect public perception from inspiring English sources
"I don't think it really matters to him," Ms. Bahri said, when asked how such behavior might affect public perception.
If we made a mess of it we'd have pro-life groups screaming and it could affect public perception of this important technology".
On the other hand, new nanotech regulation in the EU might create regulatory uncertainty for products already on the market and affect public perception.
"Once you bring unions into the equation, it does affect public perception".
Released between 2005 and 2012, that set of films meant for an overload of sameness which managed to negatively affect public perception of Depp's earlier work.
While this may be true, the actions of individual practitioners may affect public perception of the profession as a whole.
That Mr. Dowd does play this role underscores just how much Mr. Bush's campaign believes public polls can affect public perceptions of the race and help shape its contours even five months before Election Day.
"Cases involving celebrity drug offenders can also profoundly affect public perceptions about the fairness and proportionality of the response of the justice system, especially if there is a less lenient response to similar or lesser offences committed by non-celebrities".
In this paper, we describe how socio-psychological and cultural factors may affect public perceptions of the risk of genetically modified (GM) food.
Reviews analysing the portrayal of nursing homes in the media may be helpful to assess whether negative reports can affect public perceptions of this setting [ 53].
