Sentence examples for and is often perceived from inspiring English sources

Not that Danish society is as egalitarian as it once was and is often perceived to be.

Brake squeal is a source of significant warranty-related claims for automotive manufacturers because it is annoying and is often perceived by customers as a safety concern.

Ms Abbott is a prominent figure on Labour's left wing, and is often perceived as one of the most independent-minded MPs in the House of Commons.

As Sudan continues voting this week in the first multiparty election in decades, it is precisely the fruits of this expansion — more schools, more roads, more hospitals, more opportunity — that explain why so many voters are eager to re-elect Mr. Bashir, who is suspected of war crimes and is often perceived as a villain in the West.

Ethiopia has one of the fastest growing economies in Africa, one of the largest militaries in Africa and is often perceived as a success story despite authoritarian rule.

E.coli is a widely used system for heterologous protein production and is often perceived as an easy way to produce large amounts of eukaryotic proteins because of its simplicity of use and the availability of various expression plasmids and E.coli strains which have been reported to support high-level protein production.

Tattoos are uncommon in Japan, and are often perceived as a sign of belonging to a gang.

She hid her body beneath baggy clothes, identified as a lesbian and was often perceived by strangers to be an adolescent boy.

Cross-sectional research has shown that relative to their peers bullies are higher in social dominance as indexed by resource control, and are often perceived as powerful and "cool".

One of underlying causes of the gender pay gap, according to several studies, is that women don't negotiate as ardently as men when they are hired, instead tending to accept lower salaries, and are often perceived as too pushy and punished if they do negotiate.

In fact, they enjoy interacting with people, and are often perceived as being full of energy.