Sentence examples for increasingly perceived from inspiring English sources

Now he is increasingly perceived as a liability.

Increasingly, perceived risk is part of a destination's image.

More broadly, Mr. Bush is increasingly perceived as both the servant and captive of moneyed interests.

The Council is increasingly perceived as an antiquated relic of the cold war.

Today's Democratic Party is increasingly perceived as dominated by its "woke" left wing.

But as doctors profited, they were increasingly perceived as knaves, bilking the system.

Soils are increasingly perceived as complex systems with properties and biogeochemical functions that vary on millimeter scales.

Grittiness was increasingly perceived with increasing amount and size of particles.

Mr. Putin, who is expected to win overwhelmingly in the Russian election today, is increasingly perceived as authoritarian.

But the criticism of "Girls" reflects how television is increasingly perceived, which is as a public trust of sorts.

The low production values could be a metaphor for a presidential campaign increasingly perceived as struggling financially and organizationally.