Sentence examples for perceived rising from inspiring English sources

In the eyes of governments and voters, the community budget is now just part of the perceived rising cost of "Europe".

Several Urban Shield participants mentioned crowd control as one of the features of the perceived "rising threat levels" that justified the trend towards militarization.

Much of the perceived "rising and falling" is the predraft equivalent of Brownian Motion, the unpredictable, chaotic byproduct of prospects colliding with public expectations.

Another perverse sign of the recovery is a perceived rise in homelessness.

The parade was staged against the backdrop of a perceived rise in hostility towards LGBTI rights under the Law and Justice government.

Some parents in the past few weeks have called for the city to place police officers in the middle schools to curb a perceived rise in gang activity.

Traditional center-right leaders have not hesitated to adopt tough words and action on immigration and related concerns about a perceived rise in crime.

"Last year I didn't feel the need to write you," she said in a letter to Joseph Fox, the Brooklyn police chief, after yet another stormy meeting focusing on the gap between a perceived rise in crime and a statistical drop.

A Mori poll for the Home Office, to be published this week, shows that most people believe that the biggest reason for the perceived rise in anti-social behaviour is a failure by parents to do their job properly.

The IRB is concerned at a perceived rise in incidents of players making contact with the eyes of opponents with a number of high-profile cases in the last year.

In the past year, the French far right, represented by Marine Le Pen's party, the National Front, has wrapped "secular values" in a nationalist banner and brandishes it in a campaign to halt the perceived rise in aggressive Islamic practices.