Sentence examples for perceive to be a problem from inspiring English sources

In my March 2004 article, " The Role of Academic Departments in Diversity Issues," I pointed out what I perceive to be a problem in achieving diversity in our universities.

"Effectively, the police are forcing what they perceive to be a problem underground".

At a public health level the interest is only about opacities that are of aesthetic concern, so the need for an index that records opacities that the public perceive to be a problem is clear.

(That was perceived to be a problem at Fox, since Mr. Beck's conservative sermons and speeches at 5 p.m. were followed by a straightforward political newscast at 6 p.m).

Indoor air quality was perceived to be a problem by only 6% of the respondents.

However, that study represents the American situation, and it is questionable whether distance is perceived to be a problem in the Dutch situation.

The burden was perceived to be a problem when the caring and interrupted sleep continued for a long time without there being a clear idea when it would end.

Moreover, the infringement of civil liberties was perceived to be a problem, a perception which increased in importance as academics and international health communities repeatedly recommended the abolition of isolation policy as scientifically unjustifiable.

During data collection for the 10/66 protocol, case and informant fatigue with questioning was perceived to be a problem on occasion, although this was generally during phase I, where enumerators carried out the screening interview.

Radzijevskaja [ 27] found no B. divergens in 91 ticks (16 adults, 75 nymphs) collected in Jomfruland, where we found that redwater is perceived to be a problem by farmers.

Across the three time periods, burden was not perceived to be a problem for 75% of family carers, although one third felt a fairly heavy to severe burden in the second and third months before death and two thirds of them felt a fairly heavy to severe burden in the last month before death (not in Table).