Sentence examples for perceived safer from inspiring English sources
While there are ATFM actions that are perceived safer to implement during air traffic congestion, its effects can be noted from the emissions made by the aircraft upon execution of such actions directly degrading the environment.
The subjects exposed to treatment were more comfortable, in discussing sexuality issues, gained more knowledge of reproductive health, perceived safer efficacy towards safe sex practices and adopted change in behaviour, such as reduction in the number of sexual partners consistent and correct condom usage.
However, continued mounting debt will shake that status, sooner or later, as some alternative investment is perceived safer.
With concerns of questionable quality of packaged drinking water, the national regulator, NAFDAC, declared a 'gradual' nationwide ban on sachet waters to allow the manufacturers of sachet water to start winding-up or change to bottle packaging [ 26] which is more expensive but perceived safer than water in sachets.
There has also been a major flight into perceived safe assets such as gold.
With the markets in equities, housing, credit and currency shaky in the United States, traders are betting on oil and other commodities as a perceived safe haven.
Adding to the woes in Japan was the strength of the yen, which has risen as investors pile into the perceived "safe haven" it represents.
Investor pessimism about prospects for the real economy, which makes the perceived safe haven of US debt attractive even at very low yields.
Oil, like other commodities, has become a perceived safe haven for traders who are skittish about the weakening dollar and fallout from the tight credit market in the United States.
They have pointed to studies quantifying how Germany has been able to save billions of dollars because lower interest rates for perceived safe havens have made borrowing money dramatically cheaper.
At the same time, yields on benchmark 10-year German government bonds, or bunds, fell to a record low of 0.05%, reflecting their perceived safe-haven status among investors.
