Sentence examples for given the perception of from inspiring English sources

One senior Johannesburg-based banker said the appointment could make it more difficult for international banks to do business with Sonangol, given the perception of nepotism it creates.

In fact, given the perception of the City at the moment there is every reason to keep these kinds of projects going".

However, one senior Johannesburg-based banker told Reuters the appointment could make it more difficult for international banks to do business with Sonangol, given the perception of nepotism it creates.

Several Democrats said that given the perception of many blacks and Hispanics that Mr. Green unfairly defeated Mr. Ferrer, Mr. Cuomo might be in for some difficult sledding in the months ahead.

It was mostly the timing of the letter demanding that priests cut back on blanket absolutions that was a surprise, given the perception of American Catholics coping with sexual abuse scandals involving priests that it is church leaders who should themselves be asking for forgiveness now.

But for now, Wesbury says that the Fed will continue to cut rates, given the perception of a fragile economy.

The Nintendo 3DS hand-held device gives the perception of depth in its 3.53-inch screen.

It gives the perception of a high-crime area, and that turns potential business and home owners away.

The accusations against these reforms are a trick of the eye – a zoetrope to give the perception of movement from a static image.

"It does give the perception of how tight the circle of communication and influence is between his role as mayor and as the owner of a major business," Mr. Dadey added.

While the use of the world map and fast travel gives the perception of a living world the on-foot action is still interspersed by far too many loading screens as you enter a new section.