Sentence examples for perceived issues from inspiring English sources
The Guardians of the Galaxy director, a film itself deemed a risk at the time of release, took to Facebook to highlight his perceived issues with Hollywood's approach to this brand of surprise success.
Many US public schools, struggling with perceived issues of safety and security, have installed a host of different biometric devices – vein scanners, automated fingerprint identification systems, iris scanners, GPS-enabled identification badges, and facial recognition software.
That's partially due to perceived issues with modelling characters.
There is the suggestion that the GOP "convene national and state focus groups with non-Republican ethnic groups in an effort to gain insight as to real and perceived issues affecting their communities".
Senter and colleagues expressly coined the name without the subfamily suffix -inae to avoid perceived issues with erecting a traditional family-group taxon, should the group be found to lie outside dromaeosauridae proper.
"Commissions bring too much potential conflict, and even if there is no conflict, there is the perceived issue of conflict," he said.
One perceived issue with phenotypic screening is the lack of mechanistic knowledge.
Each sounds off on a perceived issue with the new iPhone.
For example, the most recent surveys carried out by the American, British, Canadian, European and Irish election studies all include detailed questions on perceived issue-specific party competence.
Some users report that a laptop power adapter can temporarily stop working to protect itself from a perceived issue with the power supply.
