Sentence examples similar to long standing perception from inspiring English sources

The long-standing perception of the Coalition as a better economic manager allowed them to coast into office last election with economic policies so poorly developed The Economist recommended voting Rudd to send the conservatives back to the drawing books.

These patterns are consistent with the long-standing perception of CHS in China as providing convenient but lower quality care than hospital outpatient departments.

The Caso family's fractured politics may seem counter to the long-standing perception that the Cuban American community is overwhelmingly conservative.

Studying fungal distributions in an evolutionary context is relatively new, mainly due to the long-standing perception that fungi are more or less free from dispersal barriers, and that fungal distributions are primarily controlled by the distribution of hosts and substrata (see [ 1]).

That is the inevitable implication of Harvard's position, which would be in line with long-standing perceptions of Asians as indistinguishable from one another.

It's all about high visibility and altering long-standing perceptions.

If Giami's study flies in the face of our long-standing perceptions about the French, these perceptions still remain deeply embedded not only in our minds, but in history.

This perception was deeply rooted within the complexities and vulnerabilities created by war and the long standing social cultural practices as presented in the subsequent sections of this paper.

This state influence is long standing however.

Using his biggest speech of the year, Modi broke a long standing political silence by admitting that the rape culture India has cultivated is a source of national shame, and challenging citizens to change their perceptions about it.

These investments could have long standing impacts.