Sentence examples for perceived as certain from inspiring English sources

Ronald Reagan continued to sign arms control compacts with a Soviet Union whose demise he perceived as certain.

This scale consists of seven items measuring in how far knowledge and theories in the soft and hard sciences are perceived as certain and unchangeable respectively as changing and fallible (a sample item for this scale is "Scientific theories can be proven false at any time" (reverse scored)).

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Here, study participants spoke about learning consequences: certain specific movements/activities were perceived as causing certain symptoms (predominantly pain) for a certain time period.

Second, a certain act-type (like the act of performing hymen reconstruction) may not necessarily be perceived as signalling certain beliefs or attitudes.

While these kinds of studies offer some insights into he way in which guidance about weight management in pregnancy has been received and interpreted they do have significant limitations in that the data is being collected in focus groups and interviews conducted by researchers who are likely to be perceived as having certain views and expectations of participants.

"There are certain things you perceive as right, and you go ahead and you push for, using all cylinders to go in that direction," Lindros said.

"I accept, however, that my comments could be perceived as damaging to certain interests that are represented on the board.

Reliability: Reliability was perceived as having a certain amount of uptime, "service working to specification for the maximum amount of service hours or percentage of service hours" (PAR 19).

There's a certain satisfaction in taking something away from people perceived as having been too certain and self-confident for too long, people who've dominated society but whose dominance is slipping away.

But last month King Mohammed VI, widely perceived as a progressive on certain social issues, opened a consultation around legalising abortion.