Another was referred by an andrologist to his general practitioner for a new drug, which the general practitioner refused to prescribe (lost paperwork, perceived lack of knowledge, and unacceptable cost to the National Health Service).
So while the reality is that this decline in her ratings was predictable, Mrs. Clinton could be harmed by losing her perceived "inevitability".
When people who have lost money perceive a chance to recoup or catch up, they tend to get ahead of themselves they get greedy and we get the volatile markets we've been experiencing.
Admitting to something like torture and losing their perceived moral standing is a big risk to their national identity.
He has tapped into the ugly hateful side of our country, and I believe that his core supporters are white males who are angry about losing their perceived superior place in America..
Believing time is money to lose, we perceive our shortage of time as stressful.
On the other hand, if the Obama administration continues the military solutions of hi-tech death over intelligent nonviolent engagement in Afghanistan, all possible gains with its new approach will be lost and only perceived in the eyes of Afghanis as cynical hypocrisy.
Repeat this with each perceived lost trait.
Most remarkably, the author told of asking the president directly, "You can't lose a war or be perceived to lose one, can you?" Mr. Woodward said Mr. Obama replied: "I think about it not so much in the classic, do you lose a war on my watch?
But more said wishfully that Mr. Assad's death could help Syria shed its insularity, open up to the West and perhaps even lose what is perceived here as its intransigence in peace negotiations.
Therefore, HMPD basically simplifies the signal representation, in terms of uniformity, by removing the voicing decision, without losing, on average, perceived quality.
