Sentence examples similar to perceived as fueling from inspiring English sources

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Employers were perceived as greedy.

No criminal charges were ever filed against the aldermen -- "that would have been perceived as adding fuel to the fire," said Roger Gilmore, former dean of the School of the Art Institute and later dean of the Maine College of Art.

Moreover, reduced glucose uptake by cells may be perceived as a fuel deficiency signal by the brain and lead to overeating.

Middle class households had adequate cooking circumstances, with 87% cooking in a well ventilated, designated area, mostly with wood or charcoal, which is perceived as a "clean" fuel, and is more popular than electricity.

Although statistical analyses showed that the two studies were not in mutual disagreement because of wide confidence limits (Keiding et al. 2003), the apparent disagreement was perceived as a controversy and fueled a debate on uncertainty (Grandjean 1999).

Newer cars are perceived as safer, more comfortable, more fuel efficient, and generally more attractive as a travel mode, than older cars.

And the government's recent drives against illegal immigrants have fueled hostility toward people perceived as outsiders.

The reduction of oxygen at the cathode and the diffusion of protons from the anode to the cathode are currently perceived as two major bottlenecks of microbial fuel cells (MFCs).

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) for fossil-fuel power plants is perceived as a critical technology for climate mitigation.

The EU's decision to help Ukraine in restoring law and order in its regions will inevitably fuel Moscow's anger at what is perceived as meddling by the west in the affairs of eastern Ukraine.