Sentence examples for perceived country from inspiring English sources

Right now it is quite difficult to find equity investors for these types of projects, because the perceived "country risk" is high.

"There's an expansiveness about what he was able to bring forth that changed the way people perceived country music in general and in many profound ways from that day forward," Dan Cooper, former content curator for the County Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, said Thursday.

Countries of the world are very hesitant to speak about their HIV/AIDS exposure as it directly affects economic investment, tourism and perceived country status.

It is not just the perceived country-clubbers but the Dixie version of Notre Dame's subway alumni that sensitizes Auburn people.

And part of it was a creeping sense that, with the NDP floundering in Quebec, it was better to back the (perceived) country-wide winner.

People perceived the country to be ruled by business and what business wanted.

Those participants who perceived their country of origin as 'home' before returning demonstrated a higher willingness to return (r =.81, p =.00).

The types of problems perceived by countries differ depending on the political, social and cultural backgrounds.

Why is country perceived as Republican but alt-country is perceived as the music of Democrats?

Whether this money arrives or dries up depends largely on how investors perceive a country's economy.

He said: "When people perceive a country positively based on their direct experiences and through the lens of others, that translates into increased tourism dollars.