Sentence examples for perceived decline from inspiring English sources

Second-wave feminists often lament a perceived decline in activism.

Purpose: Assess the effects of a perceived decline in whites' economic advantage.

Check those dates against the perceived decline of the FA Cup.

The perceived decline of American primacy is not easily observed in terms of material power.

These are men scared enough of their perceived decline in influence to feel they must perform their dominance.

The declining domestic stability of its regional allies is an underappreciated dimension of the United States's perceived decline.

Courageous Cat is recommended as each-way value, but the perceived decline in Goldikova (10.07) remains marginal at worst.

Every four years, complaints about the media's coverage of presidential elections routinely bemoan a perceived decline in substantive reporting and an abdication of journalism's watchdog role.

Driving self-regulation is considered a means through which older drivers can compensate for perceived declines in driving skill or more general feelings of discomfort on the road.

Like populist movements in the past, many voters appeared to be reacting to a sense of waning political power and real and perceived declines in social status and economic opportunity – of a fear in the other.

While Meyer remains in his job - and, indeed, signed a new three-year deal taking him to 2009 - it is a sign of his perceived declining influence that he has fallen more than 50 places in the last two years.