Sentence examples for perceived promotion from inspiring English sources

At least, that's the convey0r-belt thinking of a status-obsessed entertainment industry, where Emmy-winning TV stars automatically earn a perceived promotion to the multiplex after fulfilling their small-screen contract.

Due to this perceived promotion rate, the grass roots members are incentivized to follow the demands of the party instead of the demands of the ACWF.

Our program focused on the "marketing mix" of price (provided free, and addressing perceived barriers), promotion (strategic use of incentives, regular communication and feedback), placement (mass immunisation days supplemented by ward-based services) and product (emphasizing the benefits of vaccination) [ 16].

They said that they perceive health promotion activities as part of their job.

The integrater perceives health promotion as an extensive concept, which includes disease prevention.

Additionally, the proportion of students perceiving school promotion of each healthy habit was lower among fifth- than among first-year students for nutrition, physical activity, and alcohol consumption.

These effects of grape seed extract represent an important mechanism by which antioxidants promote cell death contrary to their perceived effects on promotion of cellular survival.

"Although these changes were publicly characterized, and perceived, as a promotion, Ms Ross received no increase in pay".

Transition towards ecological intensification in agriculture is a knowledge intensive process that should not be perceived as the promotion of old traditional practices.

Among the perceived advantages, the promotion of solidarity among colleagues was mentioned.

Overall, country teams perceived that health promotion, education and community engagement in RMNH programmes needed further improvement.