Sentence examples for and will be perceived from inspiring English sources

Now it's a team that is respected and will be perceived around the league as a contender for some time to come".

To begin with, the president's new team -- John W. Snow as Treasury secretary, Stephen Friedman as chairman of the National Economic Council and William H. Donaldson as Securities and Exchange Commission chairman -- is much stronger than its predecessor, and will be perceived as such, economists and Wall Street strategists said.

"Restricting access to in-work benefits is welcome and will be perceived as fair by the public although it is difficult to say what impact this will have on numbers.

It is rude and will be perceived that way.

Court said the exchange is sullying its image and "will be perceived as an attack dog for the health insurance companies".

Shooting daggers at your ex whenever you look her way, rolling your eyes when someone else is speaking, shaking your head when you disagree, etc., will not help your cause and will be perceived as disrespectful.

That means that the Republican ethos of steadily cutting back government, and the foreign affairs budget, is not only unnecessary, it's reckless, and it will be perceived by the world as increasingly selfish.

"And don't look over the other person's shoulder to see who else is around – it will instantly break rapport and you will be perceived as rude".

By doing so, he wrote, "you will be seen as a company that tries to hide something and I will be perceived as being in bed with you!" Dr. Kastelein did not respond to requests for comment.

If this is the case, then the difference in the level of activity between, for example, alert levels 1 and 2 will be perceived to be the same as the difference in the level of activity between alert levels 4 and 5.

In July, after learning of yet another setback, he wrote in an e-mail to Schering-Plough Vice President Enrico Veltri, "You will be seen as a company that tries to hide something, and I will be perceived as being in bed with you!" On Aug. 20, Kastelein, Merck and Schering-Plough agreed to convene an expert panel to decide what to do about the study.