Sentence examples for perceived enough from inspiring English sources

Recently, the use and research of social networks have increased, however, to know if people perceived enough social support from their contacts in social networks, adequate questionnaires are required to measure perceived social support received from social networks.

Stephen King has perceived enough dreams to demonstrate that it's not just possible, but repeatable.

Although this can vary by play, most often times it is perceived enough so the player cannot return to the same base again and must advance to the next base (if they should be able to reach the next base in time).

Apps, they discovered, might only dress content up in a different way, but with some clever customisation consumers perceive enough value to pay for it.

Frequently scanning individuals moved further away from the group, because they could still perceive enough group members, even when being oriented away from the group.

Engaging in gentle exercise, such as walking or pregnancy yoga was generally perceived as enough during pregnancy.

Because of the heterogeneity of the ALTE group, conditions and severity differ strongly and may not be perceived seriously enough to warrant hospital referral.

Research "of just one province" may not be perceived as enough, especially if the policymakers do not know how to use the results, or if the results contradict the interests of the policymaker.

The sense that the faith is under threat must be strong enough, and widely enough perceived, to provoke real fear and anger.

This is pretty impressive, and a benchmark for competition cooks who whine about perceived injustices: Not enough water, not enough ice, bad weather, distance to the electric outlets, or neighbors who play their music too loudly.

It's also important to remind ourselves that what reductive science can manage to perceive well enough to isolate and study is subject to change, and that we have a tendency to assume that what we can see is all there is to see.