Sentence examples for developed a perception from inspiring English sources
We agree that students may not have developed a perception of the difference between a score of '6' and a score of '7'.
"To the extent the Russians develop a perception that the United States is not interested in going forward in providing defense against ballistic missiles or that we're split on that issue, obviously it's in their interest to not come to any agreements with us," Mr. Rumsfeld said.
No company with global ambitions can afford to develop a perception that it is insensitive, arrogant — the proverbial ugly American.
In phase 1 students are expected to set plans and activate prior knowledge and develop a perception of required tasks.
An understanding of the process of developing a perception of risk would help to inform risk counselling strategies.
When these perceptions are either reinforced or refuted, the RT will either be satisfied or dissatisfied with the system, and will also develop a perception of usefulness or lack of usefulness of PACS.
That dental therapy such as occlusal adjustment mostly does not relieve any discomfort in these patients raises the hypothesis that they develop a perception bias or a modified sensory processing network in their body image of the orofacial area.
The processes through which women develop a perception of risk have been described as complex and multifaceted, and there is little doubt that the lived experience of breast cancer can interfere with the development of accurate perception of risk and can cause ongoing cancer worry.
"Nokia has successfully developed a public perception and market position of the provider you cannot ignore before you decide whatever you eventually buy".
Glass was too expensive for the mass consumer, had a limited ecosystem and developed a negative public perception — the birth of the "glasshole".
Author Robert Draper argued -- and many Republican operatives agreed -- that the GOP's perennial online failures have made it almost impossible for the party to communicate effectively with younger voters; voters who have developed a deeply hostile perception of the GOP brand.
