"The more like the real thing" it is perceived to be, he added, "the more smokers get into the category".
Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., Democrat of Delaware, said Mr. Kerry was "doing better than he's perceived to be doing," adding, "He's starting to get his sea legs".
This presents a big problem for anyone campaigning for constitutional change, particularly something like Lords reform in which there is perceived to be little public interest, she adds.
By delaying a transaction for the duration of negotiations and then backing out, Hewlett-Packard has made the consulting unit less appealing and the bidding less competitive, said Daniel Kunstler of J. P. Morgan Securities, adding, "They were perceived to be a generous bidder".
Even in the countries perceived to be the most corrupt, "not everybody in that environment is corrupt," Mr. Gnazzo added.
But gold has added more than 5% as money floods into what are perceived to be safer assets.
This view is perceived to be problematic.
For example, if eHealth is used to supplement existing care, is eHealth used because it is perceived to be 'added-value' by patients?
However, this is not routinely attempted because of perceived technical difficulty, excess time thought to be added to the procedure or the low diagnostic yield that it was thought to provide [ 2].
"Obviously," he said, "you have a country that is being ruled by what many would perceive to be Islamic terrorists," adding that he would take a step further and cut off all foreign aid to the country.
Our pay "tells people what others perceive to be our value," he added, "and we worry that we will fall short".
