Sentence examples for again perceived to be from inspiring English sources

Harbhajan's waning wicket-taking and his lack of flight were again perceived to be the cause of his problems.

The calls for mercy and reform of today are happening at a time when drugs are once again perceived to be creeping into those suburban neighborhoods.

Encouraged by the US dollar, Communism was perceived to be the enemy and banditry was once again unleashed as separatism.

However, as the sport wrestles with ways of arresting what is perceived to be a decline in appeal, the idea has been floated again.

This view is perceived to be problematic.

"The content of the show may be about revenge killings and terrorist attacks," he says, once again hurriedly skipping over what he perceives to be the crap, "but the collateral learning involves something altogether different, and more nourishing.

And yet I see this tactic deployed time and again when researchers are anxious about holes in their CV which they perceive to be problematic.

When that failed and the goalposts were perceived to have been moved again – with British Museum trustees saying exhibiting the marbles in London "allows different complementary stories to be told about them" – Greece resorted to diplomatic channels.

Again perceived stress is a student factor that impacts on approaches to learning.

They perceived him to be crazy.

People perceived authorities to be conservative.