Sentence examples for managing perception from inspiring English sources

Managing perception is not even all that difficult once you know the rules.

Which brings us to a cold hard fact: if the Democrats want to take back Congress in 2006 and the White House in 2008, they must become as good as Karl Rove at managing perception.

Reading and responding is critical to managing perceptions, sharing expertise, and building loyalty.

Third, the paper highlights that managing perceptions toward product use through performance data positively influenced product adoption among the cases studied to a greater degree than did market demand or regulatory clearance.

The list of those 13 administrators who were involved in the decision to deploy the police against the protest encampment suggests that the focus of the discussion was primarily concerned with managing perceptions within "the campus community," and beyond.

It is implied that pre-empting conflict will depend on skilled diplomacy and influence linked to managing perceptions of the West among peoples of developing countries where unrest may erupt.

Ron is especially interested in exposing how Conservatives and the media use their power, networks, and knowledge to manipulate stereotypical images, subconscious associations, and implicit racial biases to "manage perception" and advance their political, social, and business interests, i.e. power.

The foreign advisers are in Juba to stage-manage perceptions of one of most violent places on earth.

Yet if Mr. Rove is keeping away from the battlefield, he is certainly helping to manage perceptions of Mr. Bush during the war.

"We will ultimately need a cup redesign, but the short-term action is manage perceptions," one top DePuy sales official told a colleague in a 2008 e-mail.

Rather than slipping back into direction we had improved our communication and had some valuable insight into how we were managing, or failing to manage perceptions of our work.