Sentence examples for greatest perceived from inspiring English sources

Biden deployed it against one of McCain's greatest perceived strengths, national security.

Santorum's speech on Tuesday was disciplined, and perhaps it was strategically clever by concentrating on health care, he aimed directly at one of Romney's greatest perceived weaknesses.

Santorum's speech on Tuesday was disciplined, and perhaps it was strategically clever — by concentrating on health care, he aimed directly at one of Romney's greatest perceived weaknesses.

Mr. Romney used it as an opportunity to attack one of Mr. Santorum's greatest perceived strengths among conservatives — his opposition to abortion  — by noting that Mr. Specter supports abortion rights.

Given the choice of which of their natural embryos to implant, most will choose ones with the greatest perceived potential for optimal health.

The "demobilization and clean-up" stage was identified as posing the greatest perceived risk for FG injury, based on both likelihood and consequence.

That showed investors are asking for a higher return to take on a greater perceived risk.

The study concluded, "American parents' tendency to express more guilt and self-blame for the decision outcome suggested their greater perceived causality may have a role".

Although investors were asking for a higher return to take on a greater perceived risk, demand for the securities was a healthy 2.5 times the amount offered.

Response professionals express greater perceived self-efficacy than laypeople.

Better perceived health at baseline predicted greater perceived reminiscing and anticipation abilities at follow-up.