Sentence examples for perceived necessary from inspiring English sources

More than a decade later, with the advent of social media in the mix, the perceived necessary grooming levels have increased.

Innovation is perceived necessary for developing and promoting new solutions for the challenges in water management, induced by climate change.

Figure 2 Protective strategies actually implemented against the 2009/10 dzud (dark grey) and measures perceived necessary (light grey) by 50 interviewed herder households in the Mongolian Altai.

Here, the theory of action assumes that reflection will inform change in innovation practice, if perceived necessary by the community of practitioners involved.

And because of the endemic weakness of the richer economies, China remains dangerously dependent on mind-bogglingly excessive, debt-fuelled investment to generate the rapid growth perceived necessary by its government (and one January treat for you - ha ha - will be a film I've made for BBC2 on whether the Chinese economic miracle is about to expire).

On top of many other thoughts, I am always left with one very important question, the focus of this piece: Why was death the perceived necessary outcome?

Though the argument clearly is couched in terms of perceiving necessary connections, the overall context makes it clear the central point is more metaphysical in nature.

He too emphasizes the continuous character of perceptual experience, and also adds that we directly perceive external things as external, as 'other', that we can perceive necessary connections between events, and that experience contains elements of generality.

For this camp, collaborating with the private sector is perceived as necessary and inevitable.

Action is widely perceived as necessary, and the creation of a commission can be made to look like action.

Action is perceived as necessary, and the creation of a commission can be made to look like action.