Sentence examples for perceived as poor from inspiring English sources

Still, his comments underscored his lingering bitterness over what he has perceived as poor treatment at the hands of Mr. Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin.

Adding insult to insult, Santonio Holmes, one of the Jets' captains, re-emerged as a divisive figure, spending much of the team's final offensive series on the bench after what was perceived as poor body language and an indifferent demeanor in the huddle prompted a confrontation.

This is mainly because the wood quality of mesquite is perceived as poor for the reasons highlighted in Table 4, and fuel wood is the most widely used NTFP in the area.

Moreover, the absence of a distinct group of highly active unskilled answerer in our analysis suggests that the design of Stack Exchange inhibits the continued contribution of content perceived as poor.

At the same time, he lamented what he perceived as poor treatment of the state as disloyal by the Federal government.

I'll bet you money (funny, right?) that there is some deeper issue at play here that renders you particularly sensitive to the idea that you are being perceived as poor by the women you date.

Their redesign of work practices by producing a simplified summarisation 'protocol' for doctors (Additional file 1: Box 2) and their identification of doctors' summaries with a new Read code to distinguish doctors' work (which they perceived as poorer in quality) from their own was further evidence of their reflective and critical stance towards this important work.

That hasn't kept away suitors, many of whom have criticized what they perceive as poor business decisions on the part of the Times management.

Although there is a long, lingering sense of unfairness in Ukraine over what most people here perceive as poor treatment by Moscow during the 70 years of the Soviet Union, Russia and Ukraine seem ready to develop their friendship.

A number of people have come forward with descriptions of what they perceive as poor treatment at the hands of A4e following the news coverage the company has received this week.

Wind instruments include the whizzing or hissing sounds of air breaking against the edges of the mouthpiece, while bowed instruments produce audible rubbing noises that contribute, when the instrument is poor or the player unskilful, to what is perceived as a poor tone.