Sentence examples for perceived may from inspiring English sources

And anyway, they say, his ambivalence, whether real or merely perceived, may well vanish soon.

That certainty has economic value as a hedge, even if the capital cost of wind and solar power stations is, at the moment, higher than that of coal-fired ones.The reasons for the boom, then, are tangled, and the way they are perceived may change.

Some alarming new research conducted by psychologists at Brigham Young University and the University of Utah found that social isolation (both actual and perceived) may be more deadly than obesity.

The researchers concluded that the shift in how yellow is perceived may be a result of how our vision compensates for being exposed to more "green" colors in the summer months (when foliage flourishes) compared to the winter months.

The case was dismissed by the judge for insufficient evidence of Judas Priest's placement of subliminal messages on the record, and the judge's ruling stated that "The scientific research presented does not establish that subliminal stimuli, even if perceived, may precipitate conduct of this magnitude.

Understanding these barriers – whether real or perceived – may be important in efforts to improve ICU care.

They don't want to feel different than their peers (except in the exact ways they choose), so they often avoid whatever they perceive may set them apart.

I think that I may get confused at times whether something I experience or perceive may be real or may be just part of my imagination or dreams.

However, perceived needs may reflect what the respondent may wish to have improved.

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

perceived risks may be well worth taking.