Sentence examples for in global perceptions from inspiring English sources

I asked Dr. Vadim Volos Global Director of the Anholt-GfK Nathen Brands Index if the United States (or any country) had ever seen such a dramatic drop in global perceptions.

Without a quick turnaround in global perceptions of the risks associated with investing in Afghanistan, capital will not come.

Early long-term BD resembles human congenital cataract, which in contrast to delayed onset cataract, results in a severe impairment in global perception if left untreated (Burnat et al. 2002; Ellemberg et al. 2002).

Later, American critics would charge that this failure led Washington to give away the shop to China.Already by 1973, when China, remember, was still reeling from the Cultural Revolution, Mr Kissinger had persuaded himself that "with the exception of the United Kingdom, the PRC might well be closest to us in its global perceptions".

Feminist art that came in line with the push for female equality in the 1960s and 1970s allowed for new creative perspectives, where a woman's role in society was often put under the lens, especially in terms of global perceptions of the female body and the purpose of women at the time and throughout history.

The assertion is simplistic, as the Canadian writer Jeet Heer has noted, but it speaks to a shift in the global perception of the country in recent years as more warlike (not to mention more environmentally destructive).

But the detainees have long memories, and the portraits drawn by those who have been released — sometimes horrific, often impossible to verify — have shaped global perceptions in ways that the Bush administration has been unable to overcome.

The United States has entered into a new energy boom, that will help propel its economy to new heights but also radically change global perceptions in the post 2008 world.

Meghan visited the foundation headquarters in January of 2017; her experience there featured prominently in an op-ed about global perceptions of menstruation that she wrote for Time.com in March of that year.

International media recently credited him with being behind this amazing turnaround in the global perception of the Vatican.

There is a large body of evidence for the importance of synergy between sensory modalities in our global perception and the associated behaviour [11].