Sentence examples for has been perceived more from inspiring English sources

Shechem was at the time a political and religious centre, the importance of which has been perceived more clearly as a result of recent archaeological excavations.

In West Germany, conceptions of central planning had been perceived more or less negatively in the 1950s.

Although ADHD has been perceived as being more frequent among boys than among girls, there is evidence that in adulthood more females suffer from the disorder than males [ 5].

This last has been perceived by the more fanatical elements in the region as offensive to the sacred religious purity of Saudi Arabian custodianship of Islam's holy places and as hurtful to the welfare of the Iraqi people.

But in recent years, and especially since she became chief judge in 1993, she has been perceived as moving much more to the center as she has worked to build consensus on the court.

What's more, it has been perceived as inherently oppressive, most evidently in what has been called the "male gaze" that treats women as objects.

Straightening hair has been perceived as a way to be more acceptable to certain relatives, as well as to the white establishment.

Banks have been perceived as more reluctant to lend to businesses, consumers and other banks because of the turmoil in the financial markets that has led to billions of dollars in losses for financial firms.

Julia Baird, author of Media Tarts: How the Australian Press Frames Female Politicians, said Gillard had been plagued by the question that has haunted women leaders throughout modern times: "Are they interlopers in a man's world?" "Her errors have been perceived as more grave, her missteps as potentially fatal, struggles sometimes as catastrophic crises.

African American churches have been perceived as more homophobic than the rest of the faith and non-faith based communities.

Contrary, curative treatments might have been perceived as more harmful or associated with side effects, which would have introduced a bias towards prioritization of avoiding deterioration.