Sentence examples for perceived at least from inspiring English sources

Many observers said they felt more vulnerable after a recent report by the head of their mission, Lt. Gen. Muhammad Ahmed al-Dabi, that was perceived, at least by the Syrian government, as casting equal blame on opposition gunmen for the violence in the country.

If you are a woman with a small bust (less than 34 inches), the first impression someone is likely to have of you is that you are relatively intelligent, competent, ambitious, modest and moral, but if you have a big bust (37 inches or more), you will be perceived — at least at first glance — as being unintelligent, incompetent, lazy, immodest and immoral (Journal of Social Psychology, 1980).

However, all the farmers have perceived at least one aspect of the change in climate indicating a high level of perception among farmers in the study area.

The surveyed farm households in the study area perceived at least one aspect of climate change primarily through their life experience.

Although students failed to identify gains in ethical reasoning, the instructors perceived at least one area of ethical reasoning in which students made gains was in the development of empathy.

The Islamic Revolution of Iran was perceived, at least, for a short while as the new hope, but then came the Iraq-Iran war with a million casualties, and Iran's current role as a major destabilizing force in the region, and another hope just disappeared.

"In comparison with smoking, experts perceive at least a 90 percent reduction in the relative risk" of low-nitrosamine smokeless-tobacco use.

Seven others are neutral or have not declared, although some of their fellow members perceive at least four as leaning toward Mr. Obama.

The evolutionary self-preservation potential of man attains apparent plausibility in a scientific-technological hyper-civilisation, as we believe that we are capable of perceiving at least to some extent at the beginning of the 21st century.

To be considered 'sufficiently supported' a patient should perceive at least a little support on all 4 questions.

And I perceive at least, that the physicians often don't know how they should prescribe so that we nurses are able to see in a clear way what to give and when and how.