Sentence examples for perceived as stronger from inspiring English sources

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

Furthermore, on average migrants were perceived as stronger than British applicants in terms of soft skills such as reliability, teamwork and confidence.

If they call for a withdrawal timetable, they risk looking weak on defence, where Republicans have been perceived as stronger for decades.

Thus, BDs are perceived as stronger medications, and would cause more side effects than generics.

Later childhood sedentary lifestyles and consumption of 'junk food' are perceived as stronger determinants of future health, a view expressed particularly by men.

The often cited study by Buckalew and Coffield showed that capsules were perceived as stronger than tablets, larger capsules were seen as stronger than smaller ones, and some capsule colors were specifically ascribed expectations about drug action [ 8].

The fifty-nine million votes he received, he said, should be proof enough that he was perceived as strong on the issue.

It has never been perceived as strong in the arts, but the new building is geared as much to teaching as it is to presentation.

These coatings are perceived as strong tints when the outside world is viewed through them by day: grey for aluminum and green for rubidium.

Conversely, these obstacles were not perceived as strong by the users when compared with the non-users (Table 5).

It is remarkable that the board of McDonald's could announce three new CEOs, all widely perceived as strong choices, in such a short span of time.