Sentence examples for perceived problem with from inspiring English sources

There is a lot of reticence out there with the Metro style because of this perceived problem with money.

However, tackling the perceived problem with legislation, as for racism and sexism, will ensure that there will be.

"There is certainly a perceived problem with white ciders and we are doing our best to address that," said S&N spokesman Harry Turner.

The perceived problem with this setup is that a whole range of derivatives activities, some of it speculative and risky, is effectively subsidized.

The perceived problem with social care is that an endless succession of workers are in and out as quickly as possible, and there's no quality or continuity of care.

This suggests a perceived problem with local awareness of information about volcanic risk from hazardous volcanoes.

General health was the only variable common to all three outcomes, although each model also contained a quality of care variable: Perceived problems with Treatment Information was a predictor of follow-up TOI, perceived problems with control of pain/discomfort predicted follow-up SWB and perceived problems with control of nausea/vomiting was a predictor of follow-up EWB.

Economist writer Vijay Vaitheeswaran will argue that the perceived problems with cars can be solved with new technology.

It also mixes the question of whether wards are well represented with a discussion of perceived problems with the appointment process.

Since the I.O.C. released a final technical evaluation of the cities in early September, every bid team has tried to remedy the perceived problems with its plan.

QUESTION FROM IAN MALCOLM: Is there an equivalent in British politics at the moment of the systematic rage from the right in American politics in reaction to the perceived problems with existing or proposed Labour and Social Democratic policies?