Sentence examples for have perceived over from inspiring English sources
Each woman was interviewed prior to ultrasound imaging to record any environmental changes in work or family conditions (i.e., stress that could possibly affect the movements of the foetuses) that she may have perceived over the preceding 4 weeks.
The retailer has barred managers from relationships with "subordinates", while any romantic entanglement between staff "where one person may have perceived or actual influence over the other's terms of employment must be disclosed by the participants to the Human Resources Department", according to the group's new code of conduct.
Almost two-thirds of the respondents have perceived an increased level ecosystem services over the last five years.
Still, his comments underscored his lingering bitterness over what he has perceived as poor treatment at the hands of Mr. Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin.
Feedback from the service suggested that substantial organisational change had resulted in a perceived over-surveying of nursing staff and therefore a lower response to this questionnaire.
She is incredibly funny, witty and has an understanding of how she has been perceived over the years.
On Thursday, Liverpool gave a vote of confidence to Dalglish, 61, a Scotsman known as King Kenny, who has faced criticism for a perceived over-reliance on British-born players, questionable tactical decisions and remarks about a supposed referees conspiracy against his team.
The chapter concludes with a timeline of how air pollution has been perceived over history and how air pollution may change in the future.
In rural Makwanpur, a traditional birth attendant has no perceived advantage over a relative.
They had lower perceived control over smoking than smokers who viewed genetic factors as having no role in causing their smoking.
