Sentence examples for perceived it may from inspiring English sources

Improvement may be occurring and not be perceived; it may not be occurring and be perceived as occurring.

Perceived cleanliness changed in hospitals implementing AI as well as those that did not; in the one hospital where no change was perceived it may be that the accreditation process had already improved standards of cleanliness.

In the case of stars, where the distances are very considerable, the time gap between light leaving the star and our perceiving it may be one of many years.

More than one reporter explained that the protesters were seeking justice, as they perceived it, but viewers may perceive something else.

Others may have perceived it as a quirky, marginal, ethnic offering, but Chadha knew she had set out to produce something commercial.

A careful look at Kyle Hendricks's minor league statistics and early major league success indicate his 2016 dominance was not as surprising as some general managers may have perceived it.

Participants who disagreed with the tailored feedback may have perceived it as prescriptive or 'nagging' rather than helpful guidance.

Other research suggests that fatherhood is valued by employers because of the perceived loyalty it may bring.

Although this seems to fly in the face of current perceived wisdom, it may be that biomarkers such as NGAL could help delineate which patients have not had an appreciable renal insult.

Additionally, when taken in conjunction with the finding of significant correlations between five of the six behaviours and perceived effectiveness, it may be that characteristics other than those measured in this study also contribute to the students' perception of their tutor's effectiveness.

Aarons: I think that may be how somebody may perceive it now, but he certainly wasn't one of the group.