Sentence examples for are already perceived from inspiring English sources

That's probably because younger drivers are already perceived to be riskier than older drivers, so they face greater scrutiny from insurance companies, the report noted.

Masnou also believes City are already perceived in his country as a genuine continental powerhouse, saying: "Europe now has a new group of clubs who have joined the elite, like City and Paris St-Germain.

It is possible that the high performance of this task was because it was related to the responsibilities of both team members (to make home visits) and therefore it was easier to undertake joint activities that are already perceived to be part of their routine activity.

In literature, all that awaits a hero who is already perceived to have won is failure.

But in some corners of the media business, it is already perceived to be Pepsi to Netflix's Coke.

They were fanning their tales like peacocks by the second half and Freeman is already perceived as a talisman.

Many members believe that Slow Food USA missed its chance to engage the larger American public, and is already perceived to be out of the conversation on food.

In that section, agents say, the rents haven't gone down because the area was already perceived to be an enclave of bargains because of its scrappy, bohemian character.

I'm already perceived by many white parents in my neighborhood as a militant racial justice warrior for speaking out and loudly about proper racial representation and inclusion in certain Brooklyn public schools.

While all of this is music to the ears of Celtic supporters, in a league that is already perceived as being a foregone conclusion, the financial benefits accruing from Champions League success will serve to create even greater disparity between the haves (Celtic) and the have-nots (everyone else).

In 2007, before the great crisis, the immigrants were more than half the population and this was already perceived as a serious social problem and cause of conflicts: 90% of the Piazza Affari towers were inhabited by immigrants; the Athena towers were considered "a den of illegality and rackets".