Sentence examples for perceived best from inspiring English sources

Anger, even hatred, of the United States as the perceived best friend of Israel is strong in the Gaza Strip.

"They've understood there's a sector of the market for whom nothing but the perceived best will do, and who want something more, the more expensive it is.

Whether nations act for good or bad they do so in their perceived best interests.

They were asked to make a forced choice (i.e., perform an A-B test), based on the perceived best quality.

This kind of protocol uses packet loss/success statistics to select the perceived best rate to transmit data packets.

Individuals constantly evaluate the external employment environment and resources they possess, in order to optimize chances to obtain the perceived best jobs.

Inter, therefore, would be excused to delay such a significant decision until the end of the season but make no mistake, the self-assured Icardi would have no qualms with pushing ahead with what he perceives best for his personal progression.

Leibniz believed that there are logical constraints on what kind of a world God could actually make certain things cannot coexist in one world and perceived the best possible world to be the one which would best maximise his three criteria and remain logically possible.

But if they turn out to be true, it will further reduce confidence in a police force that is often perceived, at best, as merely incompetent.

"It may be the case that in a few years' time such communities will be perceived as best equipped to face the challenges that confront us because they have a built-in resilience and genuinely durable ways of living".

They were rudderless, without product, and perceived, at best, a commodity feature-phone player in a very competitive smartphone world.