Sentence examples for perceived lack of support from inspiring English sources
There's no point in getting upset about Yahoo's perceived lack of support.
Adding injury to the insult of a perceived lack of support, the system turned it down.
Several other farmers, who preferred not to be named, also told the Guardian they supported a Brexit, citing EU regulation and a perceived lack of support for farming.
He still seems to have a deeply emotional relationship with the BBC, and still seems hurt by a perceived lack of support.
After taking a neutral position regarding the suspension, and receiving some criticism for a perceived lack of support, the school came down squarely on James's side today.
America's traditional European allies have been in turn rebuked from abroad for a perceived lack of support or undermined at home because of it.
PGD is compounded by perceived lack of social support [ 37], and it is probable that separation from traditional supports in the relocation process contributes to persistent grief reactions.
A friend's pink sheets just came back, and in her discussions with her granting agency, the real problem was her perceived lack of institutional support (even though our institution wrote a glowing letter saying that she would have support if she received the grant).
As an explanation, Bekele et al. have proposed that either a perceived lack of social support increases perceived threats of stressful events, or a high level of perceived social support decreases perceived threats of stressful events [ 29].
"What we need are solutions that can tackle the reasons people become socially isolated or lonely – things such as decline in physical or mental health, reduced mobility, bereavement, family living at a distance, reduced social networks, perceived lack of social support low participation in social activities," she states.
The Sergeants Benevolent Association tweeted out a statement that was quite malevolent in its condemnation of the Mayor and his perceived lack of recent support for the police.
