Sentence examples for because of perceptions from inspiring English sources

Many are actively discouraged from TV and film because of perceptions about how competitive the industry is, and how important family connections are to professional success.

Leeds council was unable to recruit an education director for four years, it claimed, partly because of perceptions of political interference.

Of the international donor money that has been transferred to Haiti, only a tiny proportion has gone to the government, largely because of perceptions of corruption and unruliness.

She also comes back to the skewed parental view: "the school meal service could go bust … because of perceptions that the food is so bad".

A year ago, he suggested, many thought the nonproliferation regime would collapse, mainly because of perceptions that it is unfair, but recent U.S. initiatives have changed that atmosphere.

Shares of French banks have been hit particularly hard because of perceptions that they are not prepared for potential losses on their holdings of Greek debt.

In London we are not being hired to design the office buildings we should because of a perception we are a risk and might not get planning permission.

Because of perception, however, Arizona State probably has no chance if it has a loss.

He's not a cheater, and I think because of perception it vindicates him".

Now fans have a new route to music and Roberts agrees the "tide has turned", partly because of perception among artists: "In the past it felt like holding a cap out.

It could be questioned whether a questionnaire is the best measure of illness perceptions because the development of perceptions is partially an unconscious process.