Sentence examples for perceived sharing from inspiring English sources

Neither option is likely, given Germany's fear of inflation and the vehement resistance across northern Europe to any perceived sharing of the burden of other euro countries' debts.

As perceived shared identity increases, so does mentoring.

These perceived shared values that help fans feel connected goes back to the three core values of the New Heartland.

This prior readiness to rely on colleagues in difficult circumstances when in the field, due to their perceived shared understanding, may prove to be a valuable protective factor that can be further supported and extended upon through training.

We studied how patients with stage I NSCLC perceived shared decision making (SDM) in general, and how they viewed different aspects of SDM.

Rather than taking these complexities into account, the concept of ethnic matching presumes instead an easy alliance of values and interests between the researcher and the participant based on their perceived shared cultural identity, experiences and understandings.

Learners perceived shared learning provided an environment that was more conducive to discussion and debate ' because everyone challenges everyone, everyone keeps everyone honest' (MMS25) and 'in VI it's probably easier to question and go, "well what about that" versus one-on-one [which is] more mentor-student role' (MGPR92).

According to our data, the perceived share of costs has no effect on supplier satisfaction.

Support for redistribution is strongly correlated with the perceived composition of immigrants -- their origin and economic contribution -- rather than with the perceived share of immigrants per se.

In a sample of 38 suppliers, we find that the supplier's perceived share of earnings affects supplier satisfaction positively and that distributive fairness mediates this effect.

This study examines the effects of a supplier's perceived share of costs and earnings in supplier development programs on supplier satisfaction.