Sentence examples for have been a perception from inspiring English sources

"It may have been a perception of a conviction, but there was something there," Brom said.

"There may have been a perception that accidents with other motor vehicles were a primary cause of the injuries, but I don't think we have found that.

But there would have been a perception, and that would have started to change things and the dynamic of the campaign.

Even as the potential rewards have soared, the nature of today's trading — the bunts and singles, as Mr. Khuzami put it — has made enforcement more difficult, leading to what seems to have been a perception of less risk of getting caught.

And, no doubt, there may have been a perception that funding might be more available in the US.

There seems to have been a perception that the fertility transition would continue without the need for continuous government intervention, further undermining the sense of importance of family planning as a policy issue.

There has been a perception that both the education system and the workforce have been "feminised".

There has been a perception "that he's been surrounding himself with allies," Mr. Glaser said.

"There has been a perception of Coney Island as a dangerous place," he said.

There had been a perception that … Clegg realised that this was dribbling into the sand, and he would abandon it.

We want to be a 100% set-piece team and maybe there has been a perception recently that the US set-piece is vulnerable.