"It wasn't perceived that way.
He said aging forests were long perceived to be in a state of decay that releases as much carbon dioxide as it captures.
How, otherwise, will they account for the fact that both these horses were long perceived –quite understandably – as sprinters rather than milers?
Coming after last year's acquisition of the British insurer Guardian Royal Exchange by the AXA insurance company of France and a wave of consolidation in Britain's financial services market, "it has long been perceived that the U.K. has been ripe for another takeover or consolidation of this kind," said Chris Rathbone, an analyst at the Williams de Broe brokerage firm.
Some women noted that they would use their partners for sex after release because of this increased desire, as long as they perceived that their partners had remained HIV and STI free, "Honestly, I'm pregnant, so my hormones are nuts, and I need to have sex, honestly, that's all I want to do right now.
"As long as technology is perceived that way, I don't think this is going to stop.
As long as it is perceived that the United States tortures or countenances torture, we will never win the allies we need to establish a free and sovereign Afghanistan.
As long as politicians do not perceive that a significant number of their constituents support smokefree laws as a significant problem that needs urgent attention, they will not feel the need to progress towards complete bans any faster [ 50, 52- 54].
But, before long, that perceived "inconvenience" becomes a real problem, and a person is left with a very powerful thing called regret.
The Rangers, an N.H.L. executive said earlier this week, have long been perceived as an organization that -- when confronted with a management choice -- looks to hire someone who will appease the fans.
