Sentence examples for perceived as team from inspiring English sources
He just finished a contract that was widely perceived as team friendly, and several teams besides the Marlins (and maybe the Nationals) could need a shortstop, including the San Francisco Giants, the Milwaukee Brewers, the St . LouisCardinals and the Phillies.
Bradyhas taken multiple contracts that were perceived as team friendly, but, with the added wrinkle that Brady has become active in the players union, it is hard to imagine he will give the Patriots much of a hometown discount again, particularly not with Jim Irsay, the owner of the Indianapolis Colts, promising last February at the Super Bowl to make Manning the highest-paid player in history.
Continuity in their relationship with patients was perceived as important as team members, rather than temporary bystanders as students.
Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.
"They don't want us to be perceived as being team doctors," Taylor said.
Being perceived as a team player might help Libeskind win the commission to design the museum building.
As they prepare to meet in the Kickoff Classic on Sunday at Giants Stadium, Georgia Tech is perceived as a team on the way up and Syracuse as one on the way down.
My throat used to tighten up so much that I'd have to leave the hospital to get fresh air whenever our chief asked, "Who is going to volunteer to cover the night shift?" Still, I would often commit to the extra shifts even when I was exhausted, just because I wanted to be perceived as a team player.
Provision of clinical care is perceived as a team effort, with positive communication and coordination between health practitioners.
That's why Bill Parcells has been mostly invisible this season; he wants the Jets to be perceived as Al Groh's team, not as still his team.
Tensions escalated further after Atlético were merged with the football team of the Spanish airforce (and thus renamed Atlético Aviación), and in the 1940s Atlético was perceived as the preferred team of Franco's regime, before he revelled in Real's European success in the 1950s.
