Sentence examples for as a general perception from inspiring English sources

Now the host of the syndicated daytime program "The Dr. Oz Show," he says he sees the growing popularity of Rolfing as "a general perception by the public that taking medications for discomfort is not giving you the panacea benefits that you would desire".

The interaction of motorists and bicyclists, particularly during passing maneuvers, is an area of concern to the bicycle safety community as there is a general perception that motor vehicle drivers may not share the road effectively with bicyclists.

As a result, a general perception is emerging that many morphological characters previously used to infer phylogenetic relationships among gastropod main lineages may be homoplasious [ 13, 28], and that gastropod phylogeny needs to be revisited.

As a result, "there's a general perception of street safety," said Eli B. Silverman, a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice and author of a recent book, "NYPD Battles Crime," about the police department's recent strategy.

This is on the one hand due to a general perception of legislation as an antagonistic and ill-informed intrusion into corporate policy.

A general perception would bill her as the Scottish parliament's second ablest politician, which is hardly good news for the leaders of the Labour, Tory and Lib Dem oppositions.

There is a general perception that portrays these civil conflicts as battles for power, fought by equals.

So that is a general perception, and that way of thinking still exists".

There seems to be a general perception that this stormy work is less fully realized.

"There is a general perception that insurance is for people with high incomes.

That's why there's a general perception of overworking".