"That's a fair perception, but the reality is that the dollar was immaterial," he said.
To categorize the score of each domain into negative-fair perceptions and positive perception, a criterion was established.
What would be really interesting is seeing how accurate these fair pay perceptions are with reality.
This may not be exactly right or fair, but it's a reasonable perception on the part of most people.
Even Commissioner Dan Gallagher of the SEC agrees, "the problem with high-frequency trading right now is that there's a perception that for the little guy, the markets aren't fair, that perception to me is a reality.
At the furniture fair, the perception to many was that the world's first magnesium chair was heavy.
That is how fans here remember the Jets — a bumbling, blundering outfit whose dysfunction and ineptitude converged in a blooper-filled debacle last December — and, to be fair, their perception is not without merit.
Nonetheless, the score of 3.2 merely reflects a fair auditory perception.
It is difficult to theorise why there would be fair agreement between perceptions of being well-placed for a pharmacy and objective measures, as pharmacies were not more abundant, and the frequency of trips to other local amenities, such as food stores, in general, may be higher [ 51].
But many of those same Democrats also say Mr. Gore has suffered from the widespread perception, fair or not, that he is not particularly warm, engaging or likable.
But he got a lot politically: a big start toward retiring the perception — fair or not, and even among Democrats — that in a pinch with the other party he will inevitably surrender.
