Sentence examples for latest perceived from inspiring English sources

Jeter repeatedly said he had "no problem" with the latest perceived salvo.

In these late-night exchanges – Julian never rose before lunchtime – he lurched between stentorian admonishments for the latest perceived failure of his journalistic collaborators ("We are very disappointed... ..) and knowing matiness.

To sustain the pretense that it still retained some relevance, Congress took to issuing what were essentially permission slips, granting presidents maximum freedom of action to do whatever they might decide needed to be done in response to the latest perceived crisis. .

In this study, we first examine survivors' views on their health (current late effects, perceived vulnerability to late effects and quality of life), and second, determine survivors' reasons for attending follow-up and preferences for alternative models of care.

Measures of health status (including late effects, perceived vulnerability to late effects and quality of life), reasons for attending follow-up (clinical and supportive), issues to be discussed at follow-up and preferences for different models of care were assessed.

Qualitative research has suggested that women in their mid to late twenties perceived the social context of smoking to be the predominant influence on smoking in early adulthood from the time that they left their parental home until they settled into a 'committed' relationship [ 21].

For Russia, Syria was only the latest example of perceived western weakness, an influential government insider in Helsinki said.

Transparency International, in its latest survey of perceived global corruption, labelled Iraq the most corrupt country in the Middle East.

If we're honest, there's an emotional toll to the idea of being our own publicists: how was my latest release really perceived?" The concept of a fourth-dimensional human was in its heyday between 1890 and 1910, variously explored as time manipulation, literary fantasy and a philosophical exercise in the boundaries of the human condition.

Part of my research included a test to measure the differences in how timely and late people perceive the passage of time.

Because the target was only presented for 200 ms, participants would have been too late to perceive the target when they had to make a saccade to the uncued location.