Sentence examples for is usually perceived to from inspiring English sources

The "science" budget is placed in tension with budgets for integration and infrastructure, and scientific research is usually perceived to be of highest value.

In a grim economic climate, why should anyone really care about the plight of a discipline which is usually perceived to be posh, elitist and pointless?

And Warhol's 1967 "Self-Portrait" (pictured right) was the top lot at Christie's, purchased for £10.8m by an American dealer, Larry Gagosian.Warhol is usually perceived to have the broader collector base, but Mr Richter enjoyed more multinational demand this week.

From an economic point of view, immigration at an early age is usually perceived to be more beneficial due to the belief that younger immigrants are more able to adjust to linguistic and cultural challenges associated with migration.

The Upper Devonian Buchan Formation has a wide distribution in the Central and Northern North Sea (Ziegler 1990) but is usually perceived to have little hydrocarbon potential (Downie 2009).

One of the Bam survivors recalled the experience of being trapped under debris and emphasized the discrepancy between what is usually perceived to be the experience of being trapped under debris and what is the real dramatic experience: "Many people think that being under debris meaning that the person is in close corner or stock in one space, but this is not true.

High-concentration stimuli are usually perceived to be of greater intensity than lower concentrations of the same stimuli [ 9].

Obsessions are usually perceived to be excessive and senseless by the external world and often cause considerable distress to their sufferers.

It is generally found that a physician's demographic parameters do influence choice, but that other factors are usually perceived to be more important [ 25, 37, 43, 70, 76].

Village-level clinics are usually perceived to provide the lowest standard of care at the lowest price, whereas county hospitals are perceived to provide the highest standard of care, but at the highest price.

When visual targets were paired with an auditory nontarget of equal duration (point 0 on the x-axis in Fig.  3b), they were usually perceived to have a longer duration than their visual-only companion targets.