Sentence examples for perceived poor from inspiring English sources

After being acquired in a 2005 trade for Curry, Thomas was effectively banished by the Bulls because of his perceived poor practice habits.

Many expressed relief that interviews were confidential and, Met aside, that a representative of their employer wasn't present – making it easier when they wanted to moan about their workplace, whether over perceived poor strategies or inadequacies of kit.

It may occur for a number of reasons, including the perceived poor quality and lack of value of fish compared to others (high grading), or because landing or retention is prohibited by regulation.

The two firms are notorious for a perceived poor handling of customer service complaints.

There is also increasing discussion in the lay media of perceived poor hand hygiene compliance among healthcare staff.

In many developed counties, much attention has been paid on perceived poor health "somatization" and "medically unexplained symptoms" in community and primary care system[17, 18].

Perceived poor water quality influences the use of water, thus creating potentials of health risks through the development of unsafe alternative sources (Hoko 2008).

Background: Thoracic aortic aneurysms (TAAs) and type B aortic dissections (ADs) are relatively frequent, serious conditions that are often managed nonoperatively because of perceived poor outcome of standard surgical reconstruction.

Conclusions: Because of the prevalence and associated characteristics of subthreshold disorders, primary care physicians should attach adequate importance to the patient's perceived poor health, distress and inability to fulfil daily tasks.

The perceived poor maintenance and prevalence of bugs in SLS motivated Murdock to launch a new distribution.

The perceived poor execution of its new features led GameSpy to give it a special "It Sounded Good on Paper" award.