Sentence examples for perceived fed from inspiring English sources

Neighbors = spatially-lagged neighbors' wrongness of promiscuity; perceived FED = perceived female economic dependence.

Perceived FED = perceived female economic dependence.

The usual rule is that the feds go first; they're perceived as having greater resources and representing the national interest.

It is important to note that fed cattle, with their short lifespan of 24 months or less, are perceived to present minimal risk for spreading infection to other animals, particularly to domestic breeding cattle.

When 121 Central American mothers and children were removed from their homes by the feds earlier this month, it sparked an uproar from both activists and politicians who saw the perceived enforcement surge as a new low for the Obama administration.

For perceived advantage?

But by all accounts the bulk of it was hijacked by the state to keep the Party élite and especially the military fed and faithful, and what remained for the masses tended to be reserved for urban centers and handed out or withheld as a reward or punishment for individual recipients' perceived loyalty to the regime.

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.

Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.

Or perceived.

Indeed perceived age.