Sentence examples for are perceived elsewhere from inspiring English sources

The truth is that Slovakia's mindset under Kozak, who has done an outstanding job mixing young talents into the maturing spine of a team that qualified for the 2010 World Cup, is not one of a minnow and that is reflected in how they are perceived elsewhere.

Owner Merritt Paulson has become MLS's go-to-guy for a bold statement of intent, often showing little regard for how such conviction will be perceived elsewhere.

All that is not to say Mr. Cuomo is oblivious to how he is perceived elsewhere in the country, his aides acknowledge, particularly in the South and other conservative areas.

Conversely girls are perceived to belong elsewhere as they will be married in other communities and may not be beneficial to their parents or caregivers in future.

The killings of (reportedly) more than 100 apparently unarmed civilians must not be excused away – if only for the cold strategic reasons of how the US is perceived in the region and how US efforts to build effective and democratically-accountable militaries in Afghanistan, Iraq, Mali and elsewhere are perceived.

She had been invited there to screen "Mariannes Noires," her documentary about Afro-French women—"women who are perceived as having come from elsewhere, but whose hearts beat first for France," as one reviewer wrote.

"The general view is one of impatience in awaiting the RBS full recovery story when there are perceived to be better opportunities elsewhere in the sector," he said.

Oil prices are also rising because investors have been pumping more money into the commodity to compensate for what are perceived to be anemic returns elsewhere, analysts have said.

Elsewhere, security forces are largely Shiite and are perceived by many Sunnis as part of the problem.

Small enterprises are also vulnerable to competition from low-cost producers elsewhere, especially when the quality or characteristics of the products are perceived to be better.

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.