Sentence examples for mounting perception from inspiring English sources

Erdogan, who's battling a mounting perception that he's a corrupt autocrat, was outraged.

One possibility is a mounting perception among judges themselves that literary style is inherently suspect — that it represents a threat to legal logic.

There is mounting evidence that self-perception data is frequently unreliable as participants over-estimate their capacity and are unaware of their errors in judgement [ 27].

That perception continues to exist with the mounting frustration with the way the country's military rulers are handling the transition to a more open political system.

That perception has gained ground with the mounting problems in Europe, where more banks are failing by the day, and Germany and Ireland have guaranteed all deposits in an effort to stave off bank runs.

Negative public perception of castration and dehorning is mounting, with increasing call for the development of practices to relieve pain and suffering in livestock [ 11].

Indeed, there is mounting evidence that somatosensory areas are important in social perception [ Keysers et al., 2010; Meyer et al., 2011].

He is doing so amid mounting threats, not the least of which is a growing perception that tech platforms can facilitate more social harm than they do good.

What we're really seeing is a mounting gap between the fundamentals, on the one hand, and perceptions and policy on the other.

With all of the challenges that face producers, commercial or not-for-profit, who wish to mount plays, the public perception of American drama is still weighted towards Broadway, even if its mix of new plays and classics is but the tip of the iceberg, financially and creatively.

There is an increasing perception that individual action has been buried under procedures and bureaucracy thus creating mounting frustration and anger.