Sentence examples for fight the perception from inspiring English sources

CBS is also trying to fight the perception that its business is slowly fading away.

MLB continues to fight the perception that baseball is boring and doesn't appeal to young fans.

"If we want economic growth here, we have to fight the perception that this is a cultural wasteland.

We need to fight the perception that dementia is an inevitability, and recognise that research is our weapon against it".

One way to fight the perception that summer stock is stale, he said, is to bring in regional premieres like "Scoundrels," which closed on Broadway in 2006.

Instead, he said, its purpose was to fight the perception that the actions, or inactions, of a handful of men defined the university.

The president, who is Christian, has fought the perception that he is Muslim.

Fighting the perception that he is the consummate nerd, Mr. Gore very likely intended to come off as comfortable in his second skin.

The idea is not to watch for omens or angels but to do workmanlike astronomy that fights the perception that science and Catholicism necessarily conflict.

The paired exchange registries have fought the perception that kidney swaps unfairly steer the benefits of altruistic donations to transplant candidates who have willing donors.

Five years later McKeever moved on to Cal, where she fought the perception that her gender, not her ability, got her the job.