Sentence examples for contributing to the perception from inspiring English sources

The egalitarian structure the Workers Partyy has traditionally favored may be contributing to the perception of chaos, political analysts say.

He said that greater awareness of the problems faced by veterans "may be contributing to the perception of a bow wave of PTSD cases".

Trump certainly perceives disorder, and, with his false claims and invented statistics, he is contributing to the perception of it, especially among people who have few encounters with actual Hispanic immigrants.

This sudden switch, in addition to contributing to the perception that Clinton will say anything to curry political favor, speaks to the larger disconnect between her campaign and young voters.

Balancing support for an inculcation of both the traditional and the avant-garde is critical to ensuring that new artistic expressions will bubble up and continue to attract public interest and funding, while contributing to the perception that the city is a vibrant and vital place of ideas, energy and activity.

The ease with which one can access extreme opinions online is likely contributing to the perception that the web has given rise to more polarized political views.

"Poor decisions, poorly executed, all came together to contribute to the perception".

The government has contributed to the perception of the public sector workforce as being lazy and money-grabbing.

The fact that older people welcomed the DC5 contributed to the perception that they were never really cool.

The institute complained that asking the questions would contribute to the perception that Arabs were unfairly viewed as suspects.

The ethics staff reduction "contributes to the perception that the F.B.I. will not tolerate criticism from within its ranks," the senators said.