Sentence examples for perceived limitations to from inspiring English sources

One particular experience, where I traveled from Israel to Atlanta alone and opened a fully operational new office in six weeks, which seemed almost impossible, taught me how to break out of my comfort zone and not allow my perceived limitations to dictate what I can and cannot do.

Finally, regarding levels of academic freedom for developing research projects, less than 3% of Stayers perceived limitations to their academic freedom relative to non-SFES, whereas 20% of Leavers perceived having less academic freedom than non-SFES.

Given comments from several GPs about real or perceived limitations to recruitment within group practices, randomization by practice rather than by individual GP could encourage a more collegial approach to recruitment.

Issues in relation to ethnicity were: gaining independence from parents, perceived limitations to career prospects, incompatibility of some religious beliefs with some medical practices and acquired open-mindedness towards students and patients from different ethnic backgrounds.

Mean, standard deviation and ICC for each of the three CRIS scores are shown in Table 2. ICCs ranged from 0.85 for Perceived Limitations to 0.92 for Extent of Participation.

This review also includes potential applications of PCF SPR sensors, identifies perceived limitations, challenges to scaling up, and provides future directions for their commercial realization.

"When they're alive, accuracy is in conflict with any agreed or perceived limitations related to showing them 'warts and all.'".

For example, when pursuing a romantic relationship, patients may be concerned about fertility issues[ 15], whereas in the workplace, they may be concerned about their own perceived limitations in relation to healthy colleagues (e.g., needing time off for clinic visits or hospitalizations)[ 4].

It was a close thing but Hemingway takes the day, not least for that devastating passage: "The world breaks everyone …" Winner: A Farewell to Arms Le Guin rises above the perceived limitations of her genre to produce a thought-provoking tale tinged with melancholy and wonder.

However as the framework was developed in response to perceived limitations in the detail for assessment in the Wismar framework it has identified too many categories to be routinely assessed and now needs to be simplified to include fewer and more critical elements for success.

When you accept your perceived limitations, you limit your dreams.