Sentence examples for perceived lack of value from inspiring English sources

Or the problem is value, or perceived lack of value.

Klinkenborg brings up the perceived lack of value in an English degree, and that seemingly explains the above; this year my school held its first-ever "STEM Day," during which a teacher showed us a PowerPoint detailing the average salaries of STEM majors compared to humanities majors'.

In particular, the perceived lack of value for foreign language teachers and foreign language education in schools, the poor leadership experience, and negative school cultures were reported by many teachers as having a major negative impact in their careers, as they translated into poorly resourced language education programs and intense working conditions in schools.

Indeed, some common complex traits, biomorphic features, and biochemical endpoints might never be the subject of a dedicated study because of a perceived lack of value due to the high cost of genetic association studies and the low rate of uncorrectable vision loss due to mild severity or the availability of surgical interventions.

Moreover, large numbers of research resources remain unshared due to their undocumented status or perceived lack of value.

Alternatively, the limited change in provider usage may have been due to a perceived lack of value in increased use as participants noted health system interactions as barriers to self-management.

(It's the not-so-ordinary people – the self-appointed curators of musical opinion, mostly critics and conductors – who have tended to shout it down for its perceived lack of musical value).

And while the perceived lack of intrinsic value of an art experience may underlie the proposed cuts, our achievements over the past four decades show that the transformative power of the arts makes adequate funding support of DCA both necessary and prudent".

4 The barriers to introduction and use have not been reported but we speculate them to include perceived excessive additional cost, a perceived lack of additional diagnostic value, or uncertainty as to which natriuretic peptide to use and their relative merits.

It is as reasonable to suggest that a more unequivocal stand on the war in Iraq would have gotten him more votes as it is to assume that he lost votes because of his perceived lack of sufficient "moral values".

Some other reasons included complex HMR processes, not prioritising medicines in their patient discussions, GP ownership of their role in advising on medicines, and perceived lack of evidence for the value of HMRs.