Sentence examples for number of perceived from inspiring English sources

This was just one of a number of perceived slights.

The debate over the archbishop's comments are the latest in a number of perceived public relations mistakes.

But he took aim at Soderling afterward, angry at a number of perceived slights.

The White House rejects the news and editorial page comparison, and officials there can rattle off any number of perceived offenses.

When the findings of the Science and Technology Select Committee were made public in February, coverage in the Guardian focused on a number of perceived weaknesses in the network of government science advisers.

Twitter, Stop!" British newspapers have been lobbying against the use of superinjunctions, denouncing them as one of a number of perceived threats to freedom of speech in Britain, along with the country's tough libel laws.

Analyst Alexandra Jarvis at Peel Hunt said: Today's statement removes a number of perceived risks around second half delivery, chief financial officer issues and US operator purchasing, and we expect the share price to recover to reflect the fundamentals of the business – most notably its cash flow generation.

There are eight teams from the Americas and two African nations in the last 16 – both records – with six Europeans still involved in what has been dubbed locally as the Copa de Zebra (due to the number of perceived surprises to date).

To find out whether they were caused by a psychological effect related to the number of perceived competitors, or were merely a consequence of the greater distraction produced by crowding more people together, Dr Garcia and Dr Tor conducted an experiment.

Finally, the results revealed a direct relationship between number of perceived community assets and size of perceived neighborhood.

The study demonstrates that the compressive sensing image fusion algorithm based on directionlets has a number of perceived advantages.