Sentence examples for because of this perception from inspiring English sources

Because of this perception -- and likely reality -- that certain regions are safer and happier for LGBT youth than others, HRC will follow up this initial study with a closer region-by-region comparison, Cole-Schwartz told HuffPost.

The groups we tend to think about are children, or patients with Type 2 diabetes, who are often unwilling to begin insulin because of the perception that this is an intrusive and painful way to control their sugar".

Because of this flawed perception, too few companies ever attempt to strive for cult status.

It is because of this that perception is sometimes said to have an immediacy or vividness which thought lacks: this vividness derives from the fact that perceived objects and their properties are actually given to the perceiver when being perceived, and determine the nature of the character of the experience.

"And it's funny, because we are not in control of this perception of us as artists or not.

It is possible that so few studies have been conducted in this area because of the perception of several barriers to such research (see Donovan 2007).

Mr. Nader is not a name that has crossed Mr. Green's lips much in this campaign, partly because of the perception, which Mr. Green shares, that Mr. Nader deserves some blame for Al Gore's loss.

"Because of the perception that soccer in this country is more the black sport, I think this World Cup can only do the country good, not just short term but long term as well," said Marc Wilson, a 36-year-old operations manager for a telecommunications company in Cape Town.

This is largely because of the perception that acetaminophen is safer than NSAIDs [ 34, 35].

This is largely because of the perception that acetaminophen is safer than NSAIDs and is equally effective [ 22, 23].

This caused a furore, because of the perception that the BJP was trying to derive political advantage from the bloodshed.