Sentence examples for perceived put from inspiring English sources

Marine General Peter Pace, who has just been nominated to be chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, says of Feith, "Early on, he didn't realize that the way he presented his positions, the way he was being perceived, put him in a bit of a hole.

Thus, the belief that one is using a professional's putter could enhance one's own perceived putting capabilities in a similar way.

It may also be the case that the societies involved perceive putting aid in dying in the hands of physicians as an additional safeguard against abuse.

Continued silence or perceived inconsistencies put companies at risk.

We conducted an experiment to study the effects of goal structure in multiplayer gaming (competition vs. cooperation) and relationship type between players (positive pre-existing relationship [friends] vs. no pre-existing relationship [strangers]) on player motivation (as indicated by perceived effort put into the task), goal commitment, and performance in playing a balloon popping game.

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If judges can't address perceived wrongs put in place by the voting majority, she wrote, "our whole intricate, constitutional system of checks and balances, as well as the oaths to which we swore, prove to be nothing but shams".

This was perceived to put girls at risk for STI including HIV infection.

The investigators intervened and informed the doctor and or nurse on duty when care was perceived to put a child at risk e.g. long waiting time for a patient to be transfused, prolonged blood transfusion and worsening of the child's clinical condition during blood transfusion.

Creativity is often perceived as putting old ideas in a new order.

Despite Martin's experience in working with many different artists, he has been criticised for being perceived as putting too much attention on the Beatles.