Sentence examples for perceived problems from inspiring English sources

Often, efforts to fix perceived problems ratchet up costs, which drive anxiety ever higher.

But Mayor Bloomberg appeared to allude to Karsan's perceived problems on his radio program last week.

"Given the scale of the perceived problems, the remedies are not going to significantly change the structure of the industry.

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

L.S.U.'s perceived problems — turnovers, poor quarterback play, an inconsistent offensive line — are indeed a matter of perspective.

Policy in the UK to deal with the perceived problems associated with young drinking has been equally disjointed.

There was no association between the perceived problems and sex.

They have, in the past, taken many lumps for real or perceived problems in Asian factories.

An intelligent agent diagnoses perceived problems so that it can respond to them appropriately.

Federer admitted he shared Nadal's frustrations over perceived problems in the men's game.

They don't have it long enough to really see the problems (if any) or nit-pick on perceived problems.