Sentence examples for before it is perceived from inspiring English sources

The AARP has a long way to go before it is perceived as a must-join membership organization for baby boomers.

The survey suggests that China has a long way to go before it is perceived as a multi-faceted power and that the country has not yet found a way to translate economic gains into soft power — or the ability to influence people and nations through nonmilitary means, like culture, diplomacy, politics and education.

An object has value for us before it is perceived or known (GW II, 40).

"The government wants to make it absolutely sure, before the public and especially before our creditors, that it is perceived as having done all it could, that the blame for failure is shifted to the court and that any further relaxing of budgetary targets is seen as being forced by unforeseen circumstances and not by the government's own lack of commitment".

The timing of cutting the cord was important to the respondents; if the cord was cut before delivery of the placenta, it was perceived that the placenta could harm the woman's health by moving into her chest.

The ski suit was banned before the 1998 Nagano Olympics because it was perceived to give an unfair advantage.

That is the way it was perceived".

It's perceived as naughty enough.

Basically, it was perceived as harmless teasing".

The likelihood of the Wild Cards occurring at present or in the near term (before 2020) is perceived as very low or low corresponding to the formal definition of Wild Card.

He reported that a flash presented briefly before a saccade is perceived as shifted in the direction of the saccade.