Sentence examples for perceived that if from inspiring English sources

Two of the 11 GPs perceived that "if patients had concerns about their medicines they would come and talk to us (GPs) about it".

But I perceived that if no one stood up, then Japan would not change.

"It had been perceived that if Summers had come into the Fed, he'd have been more likely to remove US policy accommodation quicker," said Sam Tuck, a currency strategist at ANZ. "Now that he's withdrawn his name there's speculation that policy accommodation withdrawal will take longer".

Prescribers perceived that if antibiotics were used on dairy farms during lactation, it would get into the milk.

GPs perceived that if they had to take more time for assessment and care planning actions that they would have less time to spend on other healthcare activities.

They perceived that if they CBSVs failed to refer a baby and the baby dies, they will be seen as incompetent.

Well, when you've recently experienced rudeness, you are more likely to perceive that comment as rude even if it wasn't meant that way.

Similar findings from the literature on community coalition development and evaluation suggest that members of coalitions will invest their energy if they perceive that benefits outweigh the costs [ 28, 29].

Furthermore, in the FGD with SARA group asserted that "the society perceives that in the household if wealth is owned by women entrepreneurs it implies that men have no control over their families and they would be dictated by their wives".

"I think that one of the issues is that it is easy for users to perceive that if two songs come up right next to each other from the same artist that the Shuffle feature is not working," he said.

"They look out over the sea, and they don't perceive that if there are waves on top there must be a body of water underneath holding the waves up.