Sentence examples for perceived as able from inspiring English sources
These native breeds were perceived as able to perform well in UK conditions, unlike the 'continental' breeds more commonly used in beef production.
Lives in this case are perceived as able to replace one another, instead of biographic experiences that are unique to each individual.
Critical thinking questions were adopted in the descriptive comments because all participants were perceived as able learners, who having a proactive rather than a passive role in generating and using feedback.
Dynamic consent is perceived as able to meet such challenges as it aims to '…make giving consent as reliable and easy as turning on a tap and revoking that consent as reliable and easy as turning it off again'.
Groups were perceived as able to provide clients the opportunity to mix with individuals who had received acute cessation treatment, relapsed, but had been able to become abstinent again.
Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.
While the Republican Party has strong messages on other important issues aside from drugs, "Democrats enjoy a huge generic advantage as the party best perceived as being able to handle this issue," Mr. Bolger's memorandum said.
Movie-star handsome, Mr. Rutelli is a Tony Blair style moderate who was nominated over more seasoned colleagues because he was perceived as better able to compete with Mr. Berlusconi's charisma, television skills and anti-Communist harangues.
Stereotypes also play a huge role: Women may be perceived as better able to humbly rally the troops and apologize publicly for a company's failings.
Because the nurse was perceived as being able to facilitate contact with the doctor, patients generally expected that their doctor would be more readily accessible for themselves or for other patients.
The group of reviewers, with working experience from different areas, were perceived as being able to bring a lot of knowledge to the primary care centre, but also to learn some new things to take home.
