Sentence examples for perceived to need from inspiring English sources

Pre-20th century plays are often perceived to need a little help – modern dress, anachronistic translation – to make them work for 21st-century audiences.

This study aimed to identify the definition of success among students studying at the Accounting Schools (ASs) in Japan, and to investigate factors that students perceived to need for their learning success at ASs.

Spontaneous abortions were described as uncontrollable and undesired, and perceived to need extra care.

As well as pay, communities may perceive that APEs have an opportunity for advancement, which men are perceived to need more as traditional breadwinners.

They talked about the programme containing too many modules, and also, management components, like logistics management, operational research and material management, were perceived to need further strengthening.

Both users and implementers expressed a desire for services to work with men, both because they were perceived to need psychosocial support, and in addressing violence in the home.

Providing patients with the information they perceive to need is an important task of health-care professionals.

We might also have attempted to provide a greater level of care than was needed (or perceived to be needed) by these families.

To follow up on the HSR projects, funding from other donors was perceived to be needed.

When not feeling stressed or when not experiencing symptoms, treatment was not perceived to be needed.

Some victims perceived to have need for fracture treatment only were also transferred to Altnagelvin hospital (30 miles away).