Sentence examples for because of perceived time from inspiring English sources
The main objective of this partnership is to provide an alternative more flexible mode of volunteering that complements existing community partnerships and engages those people who may otherwise not have volunteered because of perceived time or geographical restrictions.
Figure 1 displays perceived waiting time effects by levels of perceived time spent with physician.
Because the tone did not always occur we focussed only on the perceived time of the action.
Illness cuts in to clock time, and alters perceived time because tasks take longer, as illustrated through his acknowledgement of the length of time it takes him to accomplish a task.
It is our impression that external fixation with threaded pins has become less popular in recent years, possibly because of perceived poor fixation over time in metaphyseal bone.
However, this is not routinely attempted because of perceived technical difficulty, excess time thought to be added to the procedure or the low diagnostic yield that it was thought to provide [ 2].
Such a reordering of time raises the question of how we normally perceive time.
Also, as any student of REIT history will tell you, the UPREIT structure we used was respected but wasn't well received at the time because of perceived conflicts of interest.
If we perceive time's passage, it's because we perceive change, and for us to perceive change the time must be somehow filled; an empty duration alone won't stimulate our awareness.
Published stock research has been heavily scrutinized in recent months because of perceived conflicts of interest.
