Sentence examples for perceived elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Owner Merritt Paulson has become MLS's go-to-guy for a bold statement of intent, often showing little regard for how such conviction will be perceived elsewhere.

The truth is that Slovakia's mindset under Kozak, who has done an outstanding job mixing young talents into the maturing spine of a team that qualified for the 2010 World Cup, is not one of a minnow and that is reflected in how they are perceived elsewhere.

Secondly, the national basis of our strategy might limit generalisability as Dutch professionals and couples may perceive barriers that are different from those perceived elsewhere.

"Given that they will not be able to squeeze a lot out of Vienna they badly need perceived impact elsewhere".

His critics accused him of maintaining close links to organised crime syndicates, and while his brisk self-confidence, undoubted arrogance and stubbornness may have been perceived as strengths elsewhere, in Serbia these attributes often counted against him.

Some apparently leave higher education because of low performance and/or a lack of motivation, whereas others leave higher education for (perceived) better options elsewhere.

Business constituencies in America and elsewhere perceived exponential growth opportunities in a place that Winston Churchill had once dismissed as a land of fakirs.

Conversely girls are perceived to belong elsewhere as they will be married in other communities and may not be beneficial to their parents or caregivers in future.

Second, the modest correlation between objective and perceived UBF reported elsewhere [ 15] suggests that any intervention to improve UBF will need to attend to women's expectations as well as their physical function.

Others who have met him argue that his experience may be perceived in Washington and elsewhere as limited.

Even with the remaining US presence, the withdrawal will probably be perceived, in Iraq and elsewhere, as the final act of the war.