Sentence examples for perceived better from inspiring English sources

Akamai asks content providers, "Are you willing to pay to have your site perceived better by the consumer?" he said, "and the answer is yes".

Furthermore, when teachers received feedback about their similarities with specific students, they perceived better relationships with those students, and those students earned higher course grades.

The women perceived better health using the first dose of sulphadoxine pyremethamine (SP) and this compelled them to go for the second dose.

The result showed that participants perceived the interface as non-demanding and easy to use and the interface was perceived better in relation to mouse/keyboard interaction.

The functional domains of suicide attempts were labeled as reduction-of-distress, communication, perceived better alternative to living, and self-loathing.

After a weekend of merrymaking by Nationwide clubs at the expense of their perceived better, First Division Blackburn Rovers paid a predictably high price for the inhospitable welcome afforded to an old friend.

"We found that the 'raters' perceived better-looking men and women as being less altruistic and egalitarian," Dr Price told Brunel University News.

The manager he remembers "built teams which were designed to avoid defeat" and "often – indeed, too often for comfort – stood accused of regarding narrow defeats at the hands of his club's perceived betters akin to triumphs".

But largely it's how familiar the whole miserable dynamic is: the Irish politician doing some half-hearted clowning for his perceived betters, desperate as a bullied kid to just be liked no matter what it takes.

Corporations often perceive better options elsewhere.

In addition, the results showed that women generally perceive better results at almost all levels.