Sentence examples for is also perceived from inspiring English sources

"Libya is also perceived as more dangerous than it was in 2014," said di Giacomo.

Even so, the strategy only works when a candidate is also perceived to be qualified – perhaps even overqualified.

In deep-blue Massachusetts, he is also perceived as the most likely winner of the general election in June.

His unusual candidacy is also perceived as an intriguing phenomenon that could raise national and international interest in the election.

He is also perceived as undoubtedly honest, though as Mr. Alemán's former vice president, Mr. Bolaños waited until late in the campaign to distance himself from Mr. Alemán.

But these days, mixing high-end labels with inexpensive, good looking, anonymous wares is also perceived as a badge of discernment.

Silence, it would seem, is also perceived as golden: "In a lot of [the films] the woman doesn't talk," says Wosk.

Although North General serves a large number of poor and uninsured patients, it is also perceived as a destination for middle-class Harlem residents.

The trouble they face is that every action is also perceived as a further sign of quite how worried they are about the slide in shares and the wider economy.

Mr. Devine has a reputation for being a fierce campaigner, but he is also perceived as a mediator among some of the factions that have developed within the Gore campaign.

The impasse is also perceived to be damaging the reputation of the cathedral and the Church of England at home and overseas in a way that internal squabbles over gay bishops and female bishops have not.