Sentence examples for is again perceived from inspiring English sources

But on Tuesday, the tech lobby flexed its muscle in a way that prompts one to wonder whether Silicon Valley is again perceived inside the Beltway as much more than just another cash-rich industry.

Harbhajan's waning wicket-taking and his lack of flight were again perceived to be the cause of his problems.

Thresholds were determined by the method of limits, i.e. the frequency of the flickering light is increased until permanent light is perceived and is then decreased until the light is once again perceived as flickering.

The calls for mercy and reform of today are happening at a time when drugs are once again perceived to be creeping into those suburban neighborhoods.

We perceive the posterior distribution, which is again multimodal.

Yellen said she was concerned by signals in the U.S. bond market that weak economic activity was again heightening the perceived risk of deflation.

Again perceived stress is a student factor that impacts on approaches to learning.

Looser Renminbi American lawmakers are again agitating about the perceived weakness of China's currency as Hu Jintao, the Chinese president, prepares to visit Washington this week.

By the late 1960s, the bitter anger against a government perceived as oppressive was again growing, as evidenced in George C. Wallace gaining 13.5percentt of the votes for president in 1968.

With respect to individual health outcome variables, the strongest correlations were again found for medication use and perceived health (Table  4).

Behavioral indicators were again recorded.