Sentence examples for only perceptions of from inspiring English sources
I want to change not only perceptions of Mexican food, but also people's lives by supporting local farmers".
In the Global RepTrak(TM) 2007, Reputation Institute measured, not only perceptions of companies on the core Pulse attributes -the beating heart of the model but also asked respondents to rate the companies on the 7 key dimensions.
While researchers concluded that people are more likely to be deceptive via text -- Sauder Professor Karl Aquino wrote in a press release, "Our results confirm that the more anonymous the technology allows a person to be in a communications exchange, the more likely they are to become morally lax," the study apparently measured only perceptions of deceit -- what the deceived thought and felt.
Only perceptions of simulation were measured after 1 week (evaluation and motivation) and safety attitudes after 1 month.
In this study, therefore, only perceptions of maltreatment could be elicited, the reasons for not reporting being focused on fear of further trouble.
The CHIP is based on a broadly defined conceptual framework which recognizes that health includes not only perceptions of well-being, illness and health but also participation in developmentally appropriate tasks and activities, and behaviors that promote or threaten health.
The only perception of reality I would swear by, after a month in England, belonged to the fox at Badminton that got away.
I didn't know this, and my only perception of the operation is hearing of my uncle as a young boy being held down on the kitchen table to have a thick hollow needle twisted into his spine, then the waking nightmares and the stutter he had afterwards.
Thus not only perception of the current situation is required, but also an evaluation towards a certain goal.
Because for right now, for these few formative years, my flab is their one and only perception of the female body.
We hypothesized that mechanical vibration modulates not only perception of dyspnea but also urge-to-cough.
