Sentence examples for it is perceived to be a from inspiring English sources

Although the murder rate has dropped sharply in recent years, violent crime is still rife in large cities; the State Department's travel advisory for the country warns that crime is so common that "it is perceived to be a significant threat to the country's overall stability".

"Customers look forward to using the NBfL (New Bus for London) as overall it is perceived to be a more comfortable and reliable journey than other (older) bus types," it adds, noting that the "conductor" adds to the "human factor".

"The fact that a method involving less pain and mutilation exists," the majority opinion said, "and that many states have moved to that method because it is perceived to be a more humane manner of execution clearly must play an important factor in the determination whether an older method is cruel and unusual punishment".

It is perceived to be a safer source of drinking water with adequate protection and excellent microbial and chemical quality that requires minimum treatment.

Like the Australian raven on mainland Australia, the Forest raven in Tasmania has a history of being shot or poisoned generally by farmers as it is perceived to be a threat to livestock and orchard crops.

Many practices, such as requiring the Ten Commandments be placed up in courthouses or requiring the teaching of "intelligent design" as part of a science curriculum in public schools often push people further from religion rather than bringing them closer, especially when it is perceived to be a coercive step by a particular denomination.

This view is perceived to be problematic.

Antibacterial products are perceived to exacerbate this.

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That is the way it was perceived".

It's perceived as naughty enough.