Sentence examples for encourage the perception from inspiring English sources
This difference may or may not come to mean a lot to insomniacs, but Merck's marketing is likely to encourage the perception that suvorexant ends the dance by turning off the music, whereas a drug like Ambien knocks the dancer senseless.
Surely hoping to encourage the perception that Internet-connected TVs are de facto 'Netflix boxes', the on-demand streaming service is setting up a recommendation program for consumers wishing to identify the Internet TVs that are most Netflix friendly.
Thus, references to the public as well as to the community may encourage the perception that the good we are seeking to advance is that of a geographically bounded unit, with community connoting stronger cultural associations, and public connoting some kind of official political unit such as a state or a country.
No president has wanted to encourage the perception that he's loafing off -- or that he's truly unplugged.
On 26 January, RAF Jaguars and Tornadoes raided several Silkworm missile batteries in Kuwait to encourage the perception of an imminent amphibious invasion to liberate the country.
The media however did its utmost to encourage the perception that the murder rate was increasing despite the fact that the number of homicides in 2006 was 3% lower than in the previous year.
The foreign media was complicit in encouraging the perception that the militiamen had overcome Gaddafi through their own strength.
That disclaimer encouraged the perception that Mr. Andrew Fastow played perhaps that pivotal role in the collapse of the company.
Critical though the global warming agenda is, it has also encouraged the perception that environment equals climate change, when domestic challenges are equally if not more important.
For Russia, the Petya attack could be a means of encouraging the perception of Ukraine as a failed state — a view that aligns with Russian interests.
