Sentence examples for because it was perceived from inspiring English sources
The biggest disturbance appeared to be at a Wal-Mart store in Upland, Calif., which closed for a few hours when shoppers began fighting over merchandise Black Friday got its name because it was perceived as the day retailers shifted into the black, or became profitable for the year.
Over the years, many employees joined ServiceMaster because it was perceived as Christian; its management was deemed honest and ethical.
Indeed, four years ago, voters threw out the incumbent government, with its "India Shining" slogan, because it was perceived to have neglected the poor.
Crucially, the fact that the National Trust – one of the biggest owners and managers of woodland for public access in the UK today – was not consulted in any way before the government announced its proposals contributed to the U-turn, because it was perceived that in failing to gather this kind of support, the government had acted hastily and without sound advice.
This recommendation was rated as high importance in terms of its potential to improve health outcomes and high feasibility because it was perceived that there could be considerable financial savings in reduced costs of complex administration and treating vitamin deficiencies.
The ski suit was banned before the 1998 Nagano Olympics because it was perceived to give an unfair advantage.
Among the awful things the boy sees is a painted bird, released back into its flock, being ripped apart because it is perceived as foreign.
If "The Green Mile" is at a disadvantage because of its Stephen King origins, "The Sixth Sense" is doubly cursed because it's perceived as a horror movie, and Oscars just don't go to films with gore and ghosts.
But he acknowledged that it might be difficult to pick up leisure business quickly, because it is perceived as a premium brand that charges more than its competition.
