Sentence examples for by perceptions from inspiring English sources

Resentment has been fueled by perceptions that many foreigners engage in crime, particularly drug trafficking.

The K.H.L. is still plagued by perceptions that it lags behind the N.H.L. in important areas.

He said he was "absolutely not" concerned by perceptions that he was seeking the No. 2 spot.

"But with certainty, it is the most misunderstood case, enveloped from the outset by perceptions and myths that bear little resemblance to the actual facts".

Qatari  organisers are also assailed by  perceptions of human-rights abuse, a convenient platform for political point scoring in the grimy struggle to  succeed Sepp Blatter.

The skepticism has been fed by perceptions that the outpouring of commercialism has crossed a line because of the volume as well as the outlandishness.

Cowed by perceptions of vulnerability to a new generation of hooligans, it is further compromised by lack of care and consideration for its natural audience.

Prime Minister Tony Blair, his government's credibility damaged by perceptions that it misled the public over the war, called for an inquiry into the death of Dr. Kelly led by a senior jurist, Lord Hutton.

The most plausible explanation is that they are being won back by perceptions of Conservative party competence in running the economy and that Ukip is not a safe pair of hands.

Mr. Jindal's victory over a state Democratic party weakened by perceptions of post-hurricane incompetence and corruption was expected, as he has had an overwhelming lead in polls for months.

The same study also found this may be exacerbated by ethnicity: "It is possible that teachers' judgments of black Caribbean students' academic potential may be distorted by perceptions of their behaviour as more problematic.