Sentence examples for has become a perceived from inspiring English sources

Oil, like other commodities, has become a perceived safe haven for traders who are skittish about the weakening dollar and fallout from the tight credit market in the United States.

The possibilities are limitless: in theory, organisms can be programmed to do just about anything – there are lifesaving pharmaceuticals, self-repairing concrete, glowing plants and synthetic saffron – and for the biohacking community, tapping into their revolutionary potential has become a perceived democratic right.

Now that Willie Randolph has become a victim of perceived dysfunction in the Mets' organization, will the fans continue to rip the Mets on talk radio?

Once a favourite of Washington and London, the unpredictable, outspoken Karzai has become a symbol of the perceived unreliability of Nato's Afghan "partners".

"What it suggests is that Citizens United has become a symbol for what people perceive to be a much larger problem, which is the undue influence of wealth in politics".

That seems largely a function of the economy, which has become a major worry, and many voters perceive the Liberals as having the soundest economic plan.

Digital convergence may anyway be making it inevitable: Telmex has already broadcast via the internet, to complaints from Televisa.Whatever its alleged electoral benefits, Mr Peña's perceived closeness to Televisa has become a political liability.

While the perceived rapacity of Big Oil has become a campaign issue in the United States, Europeans exude a despairing rage at what seems to be a conspiracy between political parties whose rivalries give way to a consensus on the beauty of gasoline taxes and the riches they produce for those in power.

But it has become a much more serious crime than it is perceived by the public".

Housing has become a safe haven for investors at a time when stocks are perceived as high-risk investments.

The site has become a symbol for the "new" New Orleans – and all that old residents perceive as wrong with it.