Sentence examples for as a perceived from inspiring English sources

His support for the war in Iraq, as well as a perceived connection between his economic views and those of President Bush, stirred unease among voters.

With the markets in equities, housing, credit and currency shaky in the United States, traders are betting on oil and other commodities as a perceived safe haven.

But some of the weaknesses that hurt him last time will be hard to overcome, such as a perceived want of firm convictions and his Mormon faith.

The questions come not long after someone opened fire Thursday on the Brighton Beach Boardwalk after what some witnesses described as a perceived dirty look toward gang members.

Since the mid-20th century his violent exploits and volatile character have enhanced his popular appeal as a perceived outsider and rebel against convention.

She warned that the demolition of the camp was unlikely to mark the end of the issue for the town, which remains on the map as a perceived gateway to Britain for migrants and refugees.

By the time he ran for governor in 1997, he did so as a perceived favorite among the Democratic contenders, with backing from Mr. Norcross and a number of allies across the state -- or at least perceived allies.

But it has to come amid declining consumption for many of its products, as well as a perceived weakness among analysts that it has a relatively poor standing in many international markets.

But your accompanying photograph of a smoker confounds the problem: it is the prejudice against lung cancer as a perceived self-inflicted disease that has inhibited major funding for research into detection and cure.

Finally, and equally important, only one EM resident noted a lack of interest as a perceived barrier to POC ultrasound.

Cloud back-up was also highlighted by the participants as a perceived adavatage that can encourage organisations to migrate existing systems to the cloud.