Sentence examples for perceived ills from inspiring English sources

But the perceived ills have changed.

But it is early days, and some academics are already beginning to float proposals to address the perceived ills created by these activist shareholders.

Supporters say this will improve access for poorer Americans: to which critics reply with a cry of "Canada," a code word that, justly or unjustly, is held to encapsulate all the perceived ills of socialized medicine.

This production does not rank among its best, short on creative theater, long on harangue, less pointed and piercing in its attack on perceived ills than frustrated by them.

Constituents were angry, and politicians -- who travel extensively as part of their job -- complained of bad service, high prices, and predatory behavior, and there were numerous bills floating around to cure the industry's perceived ills.

But that very dominance has two consequences: that America is always the favourite scapegoat for perceived ills; and that hostile groups, or even a few countries, are likelier to resort to extreme methods to try to hurt or repel it.

That still leaves over 1,000 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) and tens of thousands of ordinary Americans who braved the rainy north-west to protest and who were furious that their efforts were overshadowed by violence.The fact is that the WTO has become the magnet for a myriad of often contradictory complaints about the perceived ills of globalisation.

In general, respondents expressed a concern that the perceived ills of the industry will have an effect on public perceptions of their own scientific reputations.