Sentence examples for perceived declining from inspiring English sources

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.

For example, seniors reported more difficulties in understanding computer-related vocabulary than young people, and they felt a lack of confidence in mastering the complicated technology because of their perceived declining learning efficiency (Gardner et al. 2012; Kiel 2005; Richardson et al. 2005).

Only perceived declining worry about contracting avian influenza was significantly associated with declining frequency of handwashing after sneezing, coughing, or touching the nose (OR 1.61, 95% CI 1.04 2.47).

These polices are meant to address whites' perceived decline in relative group esteem and worth.

A possible interpretation of this result was that people living in areas with a very high HIV prevalence perceive declining health status as a possible sign of HIV infection and that this in turn affects their health seeking behaviour.

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

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

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

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

Indeed, in both the UK and US, the radicalisation seems to have been due to a perceived decline rather than growth of religion.

Whether this was in response to a perceived decline in quality, a politically motivated clampdown or a desire to make change for the sake of it, was never clear.