Sentence examples for perceived lacking from inspiring English sources

During early adolescence at time 1 there was a strong contribution coming from negative parenting variables to the regression equation, whereas in later adolescence at time 2 it was avoidant coping, perceived lacking possibilities to participate at school, and peer acceptance that contributed to the prediction of PSU.

A perceived lack of seriousness hampered Eton for decades afterwards.

Then there's the perceived lack of market appeal.

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

Berdych, too, bristled at a perceived lack of respect.

"There is a perceived lack of progress," said Carlea Bauman, president of the Colorectal Cancer Coalition, an advocacy group.

Allusions to his perceived lack of empathy for the common man abounded.

One criticism, say people who have worked with him, is a perceived lack of empathy.

He tells me he was objecting to a perceived lack of imagination.

But it helped Mr. Bush turn his perceived lack of gravitas, a weakness, into a strength.

There's no point in getting upset about Yahoo's perceived lack of support.