Sentence examples for perceived role from inspiring English sources

Further compounding the dangers is the perceived role of religious blocs in the unfolding tensions.

Accounting for the actual signature of snowmelt runoff has strong effects on its perceived role in recharging groundwater.

In its perceived role as surface H-trap and ultimate 'sink', Mo also serves to protect the Ni from deactivation.

"The anger over our perceived role in the independence referendum seems to have passed," one told me last week.

Coughlin was asked about Jacobs's perceived role as a bruiser who can wear down opponents in the second half.

Shaheen has spent time responding to individuals who protested the N.C.A.A.'s decision and PETA's perceived role in it.

As things began to shift in this way, so did my perceived role within the scientific community.

But when steps are perceived as political rather than analytical, it subverts the perceived role of participants.

Like most protesters, he focused on the perceived role the Irish government played by allowing American military planes to land at the airport nearby for repairs and refueling.

The criticism of green levies during the weekend was often couched alongside concerns of Europe's perceived role in undermining British steel.

Anti-globalisation activists have long railed against trade liberalisation, and lamented the perceived role of lax labour and environmental standards in trade growth.