Sentence examples for because of a perceived war from inspiring English sources

Barclays downgraded the entire U.S. utility sector's high-grade bonds in May not because of a perceived "war on coal", but because solar energy and emerging storage technologies offer cleaner and less risky alternatives for electric generation.

In a new survey by the advocacy group Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, 43percentt of Iraq and Afghanistan war veterans who responded said they did not seek mental health care because of a perceived negative impact on their careers.

But districts frown on parents making requests simply because of a perceived reputation within the community.

This is partly because of a perceived East Coast bias against California horsemen.

Or, if they do, they may not feel comfortable saying so because of a perceived backlash.

This was because of a perceived structural instability due to weathering over time.

The other day I was speaking with a friend who was depressed because of a perceived lack of virtues.

"Those who would not visit Baja because of a perceived danger, crime, or drugs decreased by 44percentt".

They are criminal, just as killing for financial gain or because of a perceived insult is criminal.

"In terms of gameplay, people often perceive war like it's an action movie," says Michal Drozdowski, design director of This War of Mine.

Slavery was a specific issue of a perceived violation of a state's rights, over which the country went to war.