Sentence examples for creating a perception from inspiring English sources

These guys are going to have to spend a significant percentage of their time marketing themselves, creating a perception that they offer more.

It strikes me as at least creating a perception issue," he said, "when you have, in effect, sales managers managing news personnel".

It usually requires not only qualifications, but strong recommendations from people on the board or in their network and creating a perception that one is a team player.

Appearing at the inquiry earlier in March, Hayman was asked by Leveson whether he thought writing a Times column "creates or runs the risk of creating a perception of a relationship which goes beyond that which is appropriate".

As in the United States, a decade-long housing boom and strong economic growth bolstered consumer confidence, creating a perception of wealth almost unknown in countries like Germany and Italy.

In some cases, the report said, Ms. Rehnquist included office colleagues in her personal activities, creating "a perception that the business reasons for these trips were a pretext and that the trips were planned solely for nonbusiness purposes".

I think those things create a perception.

That creates a perception of unfairness, which undermines the whole system".

But most officials acknowledge that the high-profile crimes have at least created a perception problem.

But he was concerned that socialising with journalists would create a "perception" issue.

"The big carriers have created a perception that it costs this much.