Sentence examples for furthering the perception from inspiring English sources

"There is a danger in furthering the perception that science is a partisan issue," he said.

Whether these groups can mobilize voters for Mr. Brown on Tuesday remains unclear, but for now, at least, they are furthering the perception that he could win.

"Everybody is angry about this," the clearly frustrated mayor said, adding that he blamed the news media, in part, for furthering the perception that the layoffs caused what he acknowledged was a "very troubling crime trend".

McIlroy and his fellow PGA Tour stars used Twitter to tee off on the USGA, furthering the perception that the organization is run by heartless, buttoned-down stiffs.

Mr. Gore said the gap threatened to further the perception that minorities are politically disenfranchised.

The fact that few black people worked at the paper furthered the perception that it was a Bantustan of white entitlement braying at the surrounding black majority.

The announcement raises health issues regarding Hill's ability to return to the court again, and it furthers the perception of a diluted Eastern Conference still searching for a dominant team.

His supporters' poor performance in legislative elections later that month furthered the perception that he was greatly weakened in the last months of his term, which ended in August 2013.

"By hoarding it they are not in circulation, which furthers the perception that they are rare".

At the same time, House Republicans have furthered the perception of a "war on women," some have argued, by resisting such legislation as the Violence Against Women Act, which reauthorized domestic violence programs, and supporting a bill passed last month to restrict some abortions.

Outside of Miami the spectacle was not well-received, furthering the negative public perception of James.