Sentence examples for be perceived as poor from inspiring English sources

Without the ability for employees to feel like their voice is being heard, they won't feel empowered to execute on the company's goals and may be perceived as poor performers.

Children's health was more likely to be perceived as poor with increasing degrees of prematurity (table 6).

Other non-drug related care discussed by interviewees included generic rehabilitative treatment and this tended to be perceived as poor.

AH research may be perceived as poor quality because AH professions are relatively new academic disciplines therefore very few AH professionals are at doctorate level and research training provided in health settings is inadequate for the type of research expertise expected by academic institutions.

Public shaming for what are perceived as poor decisions can have serious financial consequences for a newsroom.

Adding insult to insult, Santonio Holmes, one of the Jets' captains, re-emerged as a divisive figure, spending much of the team's final offensive series on the bench after what was perceived as poor body language and an indifferent demeanor in the huddle prompted a confrontation.

This is mainly because the wood quality of mesquite is perceived as poor for the reasons highlighted in Table 4, and fuel wood is the most widely used NTFP in the area.

I'll bet you money (funny, right?) that there is some deeper issue at play here that renders you particularly sensitive to the idea that you are being perceived as poor by the women you date.

Patients are perceived as poor, ignorant and stigmatized.

Many were perceived as poor listeners and unable to explore patient concerns.

Staffs often lack knowledge about suicidal behaviour and ideation, and communication between patients and staff is perceived as poor.