Sentence examples for counter perceptions from inspiring English sources

The discovery comes as the racing industry is struggling to counter perceptions of a pervasive drug culture.

On her trips, Ms. Nicholas said, her agency has worked to counter perceptions that New York is overpriced or not ready for visitors.

One party source argued Turnbull and Baird taking a frontline role would help counter perceptions they were removed from the grassroots of the Liberal party.

The move comes as Amgen is trying to counter perceptions that despite being the world's largest biotechnology company, it is a scientific weakling.

"It gives us an opportunity to be more playful and have fun," she added, and counter perceptions that classical music is only for the serious and straitlaced.

And to counter perceptions that brands ladling out heaping helpings of nostalgia are too outdated, the ads are updated and refreshed for contemporary sensibilities.

The emphasis on open evaluation also counters perceptions that in European academia, hiring and promotion favor internal, well-networked researchers over outside talent.

The organizers said that they reaffirmed Baptist values and would seek solutions to problems such as poverty and racism; they also hoped to counter unfavourable perceptions of Baptists.

But, partly in an effort to counter those perceptions, some business schools themselves are working to make their M.B.A. degrees more relevant.

Meanwhile ministers of justice and crime prevention briefed the media on Sunday on the work of their departments, hoping to counter negative perceptions of widespread crime and corruption affecting the country's image.

Last week, with some 55 "cannabis industry professionals" meeting with congressional officials, the group hoped to underscore the role of small businesses in the fast-growing industry and to counter popular perceptions of the drug and its users.