Sentence examples for perceived tendency from inspiring English sources

Another is that the broadly perceived tendency of justices to time their retirements for political reasons increases public cynicism about the court.

"This online space has also become a popular forum for the Chinese migrant students to express palpable frustration, even anger, with Australia's perceived tendency to follow the United States in its foreign policy towards China".

His perceived tendency to use intense stage imagery to punish his audiences has been attributed to Castellucci's espousal of the theatre of cruelty, a performance philosophy formulated by French playwright Antonin Artaud.

Ashton has been cast adrift by England mainly because of his perceived tendency to go wandering in defence, but in a World Cup squad of 31 he would offer finishing power against the weaker teams in a group including Wales and Australia that may come down to points difference.

Fraser Nelson, the editor of the Spectator, suggests that the motivation behind Osborne's decision to create the OBR was to dent the public profile of the IFS, which many conservatives felt skewed leftwards, owing to the perceived tendency of British academic economists to favour big government and big spending.

This comment referred to the perceived tendency for committees to be blind to sexual orientation in hiring, but not in tenuring or promoting LGBT faculty to positions of leadership.

However, one respondent (PN3) perceived a tendency towards self-management among patients and another respondent (PN2) mentioned education as an important tool to increase compliance by patients.

In line with the literature [ 25], all groups of practitioners perceived the tendency for suicide among these patients seriously and considered them as high-risk.

The readiness to accept clinical research was associated with parental knowledge of off-label use and a perceived general tendency of the paediatric consultant to inform about the side effect of drugs.

The AKP has dominated Turkish politics since it first came to power in 2002, but has suffered from a dip in economic growth and controversy over Erdoğan's perceived authoritarian tendencies.

The argument of the author itself rests uniquely on perceived rhyming tendencies in current folk traditions in China.