Sentence examples for perceived existing from inspiring English sources

The majority of women within the current study perceived existing services to be culturally acceptable.

Is it because politicians are so widely perceived as existing entirely on the surface, scripted and unsurprising creatures best considered in comic monologues on late-night television?

Vampires, detectives, murderers: if lesbians are perceived as existing on the periphery of tolerable behavior, at least it's a position that generates conflict and suspense.

Instead, women perceived information existing on a continuum of inherent strength from weak to strong.

As a consequence of this comparison, potential users do not perceive the existing functionalities of Google Glass as being innovative and valuable.

Younger adults with T2DM face many pressures unique to their age group and perceive that existing T2DM services are not relevant to them.

Authors are encouraged to suggest new strategies and avenues of investigation that may fill the gaps they perceive as existing between the discovery of a biological mechanism and the application of the resultant concepts to the better understanding of a specific disease, its diagnosis, prevention or treatment.

QUESTION FROM IAN MALCOLM: Is there an equivalent in British politics at the moment of the systematic rage from the right in American politics in reaction to the perceived problems with existing or proposed Labour and Social Democratic policies?

In April Beijing suspended buyouts “in response to an outcry over perceived abuses by existing management in some of these transactions,” PricewaterhouseCoopers said in a January report.

FWPs improve the perceived autonomy of existing employees and their attachment to their organizations, both when measuring organizational attachment as organizational commitment and as (an absence of) turnover intention.

Patients often seek medical care because of perceived complications from existing diseases.