Sentence examples for avoid this perceived from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to avoid this perceived catastrophic threat the person engages in avoidance behaviour, becoming gradually more deconditioned and disabled.

Humility has already emerged as a theme of a campaign staff at pains to avoid the perceived mistakes of 2008 and to reassure Democratic primary voters that they will be appropriately courted.

A delay in seeking medical care is common as patients try to avoid the perceived stigma of the injury.

18 Regardless of physical disease, 17 it is not uncommon for mood disorders to be expressed as somatic rather than psychological symptoms across a number of cultures, partly to avoid the perceived stigma of a psychiatric disorder.

This sort of transparency helps influencers build connections and avoid being perceived as unrealistic.

Some filmmakers want to be serious men and women and avoid being perceived as mere entertainers.

The psychological preference to avoid a perceived penalty (losing a stroke relative to par) rather than go for a perceived gain (gaining a stroke) has some benefit.

As he applies his skills as a consultant, Mr. Witt is having to step deftly after Hurricane Katrina to avoid being perceived as a disaster profiteer.

"Nick Pollard is recused from any involvement in the public interest test or fit and proper assessment to avoid any perceived conflicts of interest," said an Ofcom spokesman.

Ms. Rumpf and other counselors said they tried to teach campers to avoid commonly perceived anti-abortion "turnoffs" — in particular, an overly aggressive, judgmental approach.

An apparent on-board systems failure limited the gunship crew from communicating with officers below, a confusion compounded by the aircraft veering off-course to avoid a perceived missile threat.