Faculty impressions of problem drinking remained relatively stable throughout the project, while residents' diagnostic impressions showed a trend toward decline over time (see Table 2; p =.052).
So I think having an international experience really helped me to kind of have a firsthand impression of problems that are happening and not really see them in a reductive way from an outsider perspective, but to kind of have firsthand experience of the nuances of the problems that are happening and the difficulties of trying to address those problems and the steps that can be taken to fix them.
Overall, one gets the impression that problems occurred on all sides (but we admit that it is easier to identify them afterwards than at the time when decisions must be taken on the basis of often limited and imperfect information).
Much, as always, depends on how the media chooses to frame this summit, but I'm afraid that many people are nonetheless likely to be left with the impression that problems passing this bill are the result of Democrats refusing to put all these neat Republican ideas into the mix and if they can just agree to do that, we can all hold hands and sing kumbaaya.
Dr. Brickner, in his book, has managed to give the impression that the problem of peace is a problem of making Germans into a nice people.
Conflict seems to be very synonym with construction projects and giving the impressions of problems includes in increasing project cost, project delays, reduce productivity, lost of profit or damage in business relationships.
At first impression, the ethical problem with performance enhancement in sport would seem to be simply a problem of cheating (Schermer, 2008a).
Engineers and software writers may be under the impression that this problem was solved by the invention of language.
We don't pretend that this campaign will solve the global biodiversity crisis, and we don't want to create the impression that the problem is under control.
However, they left the impression that the problem was simply that Woods had more time in which to accomplish the feat.
