Sentence examples for perceived greater from inspiring English sources

The stark implication is that those in favour of the death penalty are advocating the inevitable sacrifice of some innocents for a perceived greater social good.

Coordinating such regulations and enforcement across continents is even more difficult, especially when cultural differences intrude, like in the perceived greater attachment to privacy in Europe than in, say, the United States.

The aim is to let the museum acquire the building under the laws of eminent domain, which authorize the taking of private property for a perceived greater public good -- with compensation for the landlord, of course, and with any tenants relocated.

In the between-sex comparison, boys perceived greater intensity and enjoyment [49].

Rural workers also perceived greater support from their supervisors than did urban workers.

Male participants perceived greater arousal than female participants which contradicts to previous study.

While nearly 70percentt of youths perceived "great risk" from smoking a pack or two of cigarettes a day, only 40percentthoughthavinging five or more alcoholic drinks once or twice a week was very risky, and only 34percentt perceived great risk from smoking marijuana once a month.

Pediatricians with previous research experience were most knowledgeable about RCTs and perceived greatest gains from trial participation.

For acts of perceived great sacrilege, some individuals, in diverse cultures, have been impaled for their effrontery.

Students perceived great benefit from practical skills training.

That is, we expected respondents to make a "rational" choice based on the perceived greatest expected utility.