Sentence examples for perceived failing from inspiring English sources

Over the years the Aβ hypothesis has not been universally accepted due to its perceived failing that brain Aβ deposition correlated poorly with cell death or disease severity in AD whereas neurofibrillary tangle pathology, another established neuropathological hallmark for AD, correlated better and, as such, was suggested to be more relevant, with Aβ representative of a secondary phenomenon [ 2].

Hedda Nussbaum knows the feeling of being vilified by the public for perceived failings as a mother.

It seems to me that these perceived failings were Truffaut's strengths.

An incredible outlay of £250m on transfers has only magnified the perceived failings.

The trust was determined to broaden the debate and prevent a focus on perceived failings of the corporation.

On Monday, as part of a lengthy Twitter tirade over the Dolphins' perceived failings, Miko Grimes tweeted: Ross and Tannenbaum are Jewish.

Since its inception, citywide decentralization had been criticized for a spate of perceived failings, both administrative and educational.

Ms. Schulman shouldn't allow perceived failings relating to Palestinian rights to overshadow Israel's profoundly progressive gay policies.

BRITAIN does a line in companies that take a hammering for perceived failings at home but are more respected abroad.

The report concentrates on perceived failings in the family court system, stating that women are frequently placed in unsafe or intimidating positions with violent ex-partners.

(See, for example, Lilian Greenwood's recent speech - perhaps the most detailed and judicious account of Corbyn's perceived failings from a member of the shadow cabinet).