Sentence examples for perceived increasing from inspiring English sources

Provisioning and cultural ecosystem services were also perceived, increasing acceptance for conservation measures.

Italy, meanwhile, auctioned 10-year bonds Thursday at a high rate, 6.13 percent, in an auction that found enough buyers for everything the Treasury was selling but with investors demanding high yields because of the perceived increasing risks of owning them.

In the early 1960s, free of colonial entanglements, France enjoyed a period of perceived increasing stability and affluence, managing for the time being to avoid facing the consequences of the processes of decolonization, which were already creating the conditions of far more radical sociocultural change.

The perceived increasing use of 'restoration mortars' for the conservation of historic masonry is often viewed as controversial due to the long-standing contention associated with 'plastic' repairs in the heritage sector.

An often mentioned political constraint is the ineligibility of forest carbon credits in the EU ETS compliance market despite a perceived increasing recognition that forestry needs to play a key role in climate change mitigation - particularly among European VER-buyers, who historically had a rather negative perception towards forestry for carbon sequestration.

While by the end of the decade a backlash had emerged against post-rock due to its "dispassionate intellectuality" and its perceived increasing predictability, a new wave of post-rock bands such as Godspeed You! Black Emperor and Sigur Rós emerged who further expanded the genre.

There is evidence from person interviews that students perceived increased safety for pedestrians over time.

In April the US embassy in Berlin announced a strengthening of security at diplomatic and military facilities in Germany in response to a perceived increased terrorist threat.

SEMS placement for cancers near the upper esophageal sphincter (UES) is controversial because of a perceived increased risk of complications.

Avoidance of trees could be due to perceived increased predation risk, reduced habitat quality, or a combination of these potentially confounding factors.

Quantitative and qualitative data indicated that students perceived increased levels of confidence in their readiness to transition to practice following the multiple patient SCE.