Sentence examples for also perceived to from inspiring English sources

But Sir Deryck, 54, is now also perceived to be a candidate.

Even so, the strategy only works when a candidate is also perceived to be qualified – perhaps even overqualified.

Japanese products are also perceived to be superior for their reliability and for the quality of their dealer networks.

Their economies are also perceived to have relatively sophisticated financial systems and to not be overly reliant on any one sector.

Schools were also perceived to deem languages as second rate subjects, with only just over a quarter of the young people surveyed believing their school considered language learning important, particularly compared with maths and English.

The furore follows a similar outcry to Lily Allen's video for Hard Out Here, when the singer was also perceived to have objectified black dancers; like Ferreira, Allen said she merely hired the best dancers she saw.

The impasse is also perceived to be damaging the reputation of the cathedral and the Church of England at home and overseas in a way that internal squabbles over gay bishops and female bishops have not.

He is also perceived to have an edge in name recognition in the Second District, which includes all of Islip and Babylon towns, the Commack portion of Smithtown, and Dix Hills and Huntington Station in the Town of Huntington.

Societies with high uncertainty avoidance are also perceived to be more resistant to innovation.

These strategies also were also perceived to help reduce or eliminate concerns about stigma.

Mr Johnson was also perceived to have the best ideas on crime (26% compared to 22%).