Sentence examples for enhanced public perception from inspiring English sources
Employee involvement in operational and environmental activities may cause cost reduction, process improvement, reduced process waste, improved morale, enhanced customer satisfaction, improved process safety, improved community relations, and an enhanced public perception as a green firm.
Enhanced public transit and reduced private transit.
"Is he more corrupt than security people, than generals, than ministers?" Mr. Amrani pointed to half a dozen influential officials who, while he said he had no evidence they were involved in corruption, did enhance the public perception of an unfair playing field.
I maintain that Lazzeri and later Joe DiMaggio did more to enhance the public perception of Italian Americans than anyone else before them.
Finally, the shift away from representing the interests of the public at large towards representing the victims of crime first and foremost also enhances the public perception of the powerful prosecutor.
what is the impact of differing perceptions of risk and attitudes in enhancing public engagement and dialogue about environment and health issues?
Any of the above would enhance public resistance to change.
As Channel 4 prepares to broadcast a programme created from the undercover filming in Birmingham by an interim agency social worker, we might expect it will do nothing to enhance the public perceptions of the city council nor of social workers.
There appear to be areas of rouging where the flesh rises, as if to suggest that the man has been applying dibs and dabs of make-up to himself in order to enhance the generally favourable public perception – as he believes – of his own favourable qualities.
Ungar (1999) examined the possibility of enhanced media attention biasing the public perception that extreme weather events are increasing.
