Sentence examples for are also perceived from inspiring English sources

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.

Public support is likely to decline further if they are also perceived as the main obstacle on the way to a final peace agreement.

A recent study done on US presidents shows that those such as JFK, FDR, and Bill Clinton, with high scores on this "psychopathic" trait, are also perceived as the best leaders (even though they lied to us).

While many chemicals, such as hormones and neurotransmitters, occur within organisms and serve to regulate specific physiological activities, chemicals in the external environment are also perceived by and elicit responses from whole organisms.

The countries worst hit by the European financial crisis are also perceived as being among the most corrupt in the European Union, and those perceptions appear to be getting increasingly negative, an international watchdog said in a new report released today.

"Libya is also perceived as more dangerous than it was in 2014," said di Giacomo.

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

In the past, Archie was also perceived as out of touch.

The new business-driven president, Sebastián Piñera, was also perceived as aloof and indifferent to the common worker.

There were also perceived differences in roles and responsibilities for Commonweal and our partners – all lessons learned for future projects.