Sentence examples for perceived however from inspiring English sources

It is perceived, however, that subaerial erosion alone could scarcely have excavated deep canyons that extend down to the seafloor.

At a time when contemporary composers were generally perceived, however unfairly, as elitist purveyors of aggressively discordant and forbiddingly complex music, Mr. Glass offered music that was jubilantly consonant and purposefully simple.

Perhaps the president's reluctance reflects the particular perils faced by any president who represents an American minority — the reasonable fear that he will be perceived, however unfairly, as chauvinist or parochial.

A wide usage of teleradiology throughout Europe is perceived; however usage of commercial services is relatively limited.

It is perceived, however, that companies operating in more traditional sectors of the economy have higher barriers to innovative procedures, barriers increased and enhanced when it comes to the universe of micro and small enterprises (MSEs).

It was perceived, however, that the financial cost of private sector PFMT (to patients) might be a significant barrier.

Such perceived risk, however, still needs to be quantitatively justified by a study showing how wear and tear accumulates during use.

When an athlete or opera singer or exhilarating personality dies, it is the live performance we remember, the unduplicable presence, the shimmer and sparkle and poignancy, perceived from however far back a row in the audience.

Research on how WCF is perceived has, however, rarely been linked to situational variations of WCF activities.

No statistically significant improvements were found for cognition, mood, or perceived workload; however, the majority of these measures were greater in the green tea condition.

[T]here were large sums of money to be made, if you could somehow get [triple-B mortgage bonds] re-rated as triple-A, thereby lowering their perceived risk, however dishonestly and artificially.