Sentence examples for perceive as more from inspiring English sources

Both Amevive and Raptiva lost out to Enbrel, which many doctors perceive as more effective.

That the play is as dead as the boy of its title is an inevitable consequence of its subject, which many people perceive as more tragedy than scandal.

Hughes's operation also de-emphasizes the White House press corps while lavishing attention on what they perceive as more malleable heartland journalists.

Ah no – you're going to let them chase you as you make a panicked trot away in search of someone you perceive as more worthy of your soundbite.

Older patients may regard some medications, particularly psychotropic medications, as discretionary compared with what they perceive as more "essential" nonpsychiatric medications.

Those complaints sharpen this week as the bigger clubs eliminated from the Champions League contemplate Thursday nights in the Europa League, which some perceive as more tiring for the players and distracting from domestic leagues than it is worth.

Many Federalists supported Burr, whom they perceived as more moderate.

But that meant bigger R&D investments, perceived as more risky, than the new consumer-oriented pharma companies could tolerate.

"Libya is also perceived as more dangerous than it was in 2014," said di Giacomo.

Nostalgia for childhood or for a past perceived as more agreeable help propel these festivities.

"It's going to be perceived as more dollies out of the pram," he says.