Sentence examples for perceived division from inspiring English sources

The perceived division between orthodox and complementary medicine practitioners was the strongest theme presented.

The main barrier to the practitioner in information access was seen as the perceived division between orthodox and complementary medicine practitioners.

The heads of the platform committee sought to downplay any internal discord on Monday, characterizing perceived divisions as a narrative constructed by the media.

"There's just something about dancing that blurs perceived divisions either in age, nationality, or indeed religion," said Carolyn Timpany, a Belfast native.

Sometimes it looks like the division is between the responsible and irresponsible, or the productive and the dependent, or between the robber barrons and the oppressed masses, but these are just the consequent perceived divisions that result from that core of risk and uncertainty.

Although perceived divisions within the chiropractic profession have been well described [ 18, 19], current models suggest that there are not two, but six strata within chiropractic – only one of which is clearly dissident from the majority [ 3].

In recent years overseas owners have bought larger Championship clubs, including Leicester City, Watford, Nottingham Forest and Leeds United, perceiving the division as a cost-effective route to world club football's greatest riches, now up to a minimum £120m bonanza, including parachute payments, for a single season in the Premier League.

His two-day stay in South Korea this week had been shrouded in secrecy as both Seoul and Washington struggled to resolve what analysts perceived as a division over how to deal with North Korea.

He expects less pressure to sell businesses, because the perceived value of divisions that generate cash is greater now that credit is more expensive.

For Domingo Namuncura, director of the Indigenous Rights Programme at thinktank Fundación Chile 21, the move towards charging the more serious crimes related to the Mapuche movement as acts of terror has reshaped how the conflict is perceived and exacerbated divisions.

For Domingo Namuncura, director of the Indigenous Rights Program at think tank Fundación Chile 21, the move toward charging the more serious crimes related to the Mapuche movement as acts of terror has reshaped how the conflict is perceived and exacerbated divisions.