Sentence examples for perceived to use from inspiring English sources

"The reason some drugs are legal and others are not has nothing to do with science or health or the risk of drugs, and everything to do with who uses, and is perceived to use, certain drugs," said Nadelmann during his TedGlobal talk.

For those customers who were perceived to use e-cigarettes as a cessation aid or a means of cutting down, the potential cost savings appeared to be an incidental or secondary benefit to smoking e-cigarettes.

And I think it could certainly be used, or be perceived to be used by some as a way to discredit [Kagan], even though we all know that it does not matter and it should not matter".

That is an important distinction in an area where Saudi Arabia is widely perceived to have used cash to manipulate Yemeni political and religious currents.

If Mr. Christie is perceived to be using his powers to discredit the McGreevey administration, the staff member said, payback is sure to follow if John Kerry is elected president and a Democrat is installed as United States attorney.

In the 1930s, marijuana was perceived to be used by black hipsters and Mexican Americans in the "racy" parts of town, and gained notoriety in the days of "reefer madness".

Women are often perceived to be using their sexuality in negative ways.

If a technology was accompanied by a help-desk or other kind of support system, the innovation was perceived to be used more easily.

A third question was about any barriers they perceived to the use of technology.

Finally, need reflected an individual's perceived need to use heath care services based on their perceived illness and/or clinician's evaluation of their illness.

Need factors were individuals' perceived need to use heath care services based on their perceived illness and/or clinical evaluated illness (type and stage of illness).