Sentence examples for perceived rupture from inspiring English sources
Within Syriza, tensions are growing too, as some members disagree with the perceived rupture with the EU.
These are complications that far exceed the perceived problems of having small er) breasts: Implant rupture, scar tissue hardening, breast wrinkling, and in the most unfortunate and rare cases, anaplastic large cell lymphoma.
This study attempted to determine relationships between patient perceptions of health locus of control and their perceived functional limitations after anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) rupture.
When a series of spats this year culminated in the American special forces strike that killed Osama bin Laden, Haqqani communicated to his hosts the deep domestic outrage over this perceived insult to Pakistan's sovereignty while preventing a permanent rupture.
"The population who voted for Martelly perceived the change he offered as drastic change, a complete rupture from the way things were done in the past," says Marilyn Allien, the director of La Fondation Héritage pour Haïti, the Haitian chapter of the anti-corruption organization Transparency International.
"Swaps are perceived as riskless.
Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.
This rupture in the sequence was fuelled by strong collective emotions that constrained a potential discussion of ideas of and about science and underscores the importance of videos for teaching needing to be perceived as sophisticated by students.
However, when a great deal (perceived as: an ever greater quantity) of changes occur in parallel and within a short time (perceived as: increasingly rapidly and frequently), the "rupture" between past and future becomes more radical: with increasing probability, the future no longer resembles the present or the past.
