Sentence examples for particular perceived from inspiring English sources

Parents in the city's black and Hispanic districts in particular perceived the board as being unresponsive to their concerns.

In particular, perceived competence significantly predicted actual election outcomes for male candidates (p<0.05, see Table 3), but not female candidates.

In particular, perceived stigma and self-stigma have relevance in the context of help-seeking.

One study in particular perceived communities of practice to be the key to a successful KM initiative [ 66].

One theme of his argument is that particular (perceived) scarcities are in fact a result of political decisions.

Data for this paper were sourced from a sub-section of the questionnaire items dealing with management of STIs, and, in particular, perceived barriers to STI care.

But look out for action earlier than that if France, in particular, perceives the need to counter what many see as a potential terrorist threat to Europe from the Islamist regime there.

So it is claimed that people need a particular sense of national identity in order to be agents, and that a particular sense of national identity requires attachment to particular others perceived to have a similar identity.

In particular, the perceived governing competence of candidates and political parties often weighs heavily on voters' choices.

In particular, the perceived value of U.S. real estate fell substantially with the 30 percent decline in housing prices after 2006.

Relationships with government in general – and the civil service in particular, who perceived a trespass on their traditional expertise – were thorny.