Sentence examples for perceived drive from inspiring English sources

Leaving aside the terrorist groups that have continued to mount sporadic attacks on Americans in the region, non-violent movements, such as the Muslim Brotherhood, have issued calls to resist America's perceived drive for hegemony.

Specifically, we found that the particular customers who are generally perceived to drive oversight-related burden actually have a small impact on resultant work time; but they drive more non-value-added requests than others.

It has been hypothesized that the difference between reward expectation and actual perceived reward drives the choice for more profitable food options in bees (Waldron et al. 2005; Wiegmann and Smith 2009).

In Southern countries and elsewhere, reproductive health policies are particularly vulnerable to weak political commitment, because they do not tend to have strong national support bases and have historically been controversial and perceived as driven by external actors (Jain 1998; Chimbwete and Zulu 2003).

The SYNus has been criticized for the image it conjures of American cities -- specifically, the perceived need to drive an aggressively styled armored vehicle as secure as a bank vault.

Using volunteers to rate former US presidents on different psychological attributes, Lefevre found that face shape seemed to reflect their perceived ambition and drive.

Americans expect their government to play by the rules — and this is just another example of the Obama administration using its perceived authority to drive a political agenda".

Despite these limitations, it is remarkable to note that this study provides important insights on perceived threats that drive multiple care-seeking practices among pregnant women within urban Accra.

Typically, the managers buy when a company's difficulties -- real or perceived -- have driven down its stock price.

Iraq was just the final perceived betrayal that drove a lot of these voters over the edge and into the arms of MoveOn.org.

While the capital is perceived to be driven by financial services, northern economies boast strong manufacturing, science, technology and service sectors.