Sentence examples for becomes perceived from inspiring English sources

The problem with relying on overtime, said Carol Kellerman, president of the Citizens Budget Commission, a nonpartisan group that monitors city spending, is that it "becomes perceived as part of the salary".

DAN MCGINN: Is there a way to shift pride so that it becomes perceived as less pride in myself and more pride in what we're doing as a group together, to turn it more into a collaborative group emotion?

As it becomes perceived as conservative, not innovative and overly bureaucratic, the health care sector finds it more difficult to attract and retain good personnel, as is already the case in the area of information systems and e-business.

By then, cycling had become perceived as an obstacle to modernisation.

The Iraqi employees became perceived as part of an undifferentiated menace.

The architect also emphasizes the role of "accidental" spaces, places that became perceived as such through their spontaneous uses.

The mistrust of the other, the ease with which communities, entire peoples, become perceived as one homogenous whole.

We become perceived as equivalent to men, and undeserving of – or without a need for – compassion, protection or help.

Dancefloor was such a phenomenon that it became perceived as indie's death knell, something that couldn't be topped.

The reason New Mexico has turned Democrat isn't just because it became more Latino but because Republicans simultaneously became perceived as more xenophobic.

In the 20th century, the mask increasingly became perceived as chiefly a decorative object, although it has long been used in art as an ornamental device.