Sentence examples for perceived trend from inspiring English sources

Despite a widely perceived trend toward secularization, 49percentt of the respondents to the Times survey said they were about as religious as their parents; 21 percent said they were more religious.

The SFO has yet to confirm whether it has launched a formal investigation, but legal experts say the SFO's new director, David Green, has signalled an end to a perceived trend that the SFO has recently preferred settlements to prosecutions in recent times.

Farmers in the CRV of Ethiopia employ several coping and adaptation strategies to the perceived trend of declining rainfall and crop productivity.

Farmers apply several and often different farmer-specific strategies to cope with and adapt to the perceived trend of declining rainfall and crop productivity.

However, Oromo ethnic groups were more likely to expand eucalyptus and change crop varieties to adapt the perceived trend of rainfall and crop productivity.

After the meeting, Moffatt remarked that anyone who didn't see Facebook's bias against conservative voices, part of a broader perceived trend in left-leaning Silicon Valley, "is completely missing the larger picture".

A major remaining issue was whether improvements in storm monitoring had distorted perceived trends in tropical-cyclone intensity, and researchers continued to analyze historical storm data to resolve the question.

Households with a higher number of relatives in the kebele and those who were members of cell4 showed to be more likely to expand enset planting in order to adapt the perceived trends of declining crop productivity.

Mzee L. Traditional livestock management strategies have been blamed across the world for perceived trends in land degradation, expanding desertification and the general mismanagement of rangeland resources (Behnke 1994; Niamir-Fuller 1998; Reynolds and Stafford-Smith 2002).

To address this issue for the mid-hills of western Nepal, semi-structured interviews were conducted in 68 households to gain insight into soil fertility management practices, local methods used to assess the fertility status of a field, and perceived trends in soil fertility.

Biases develop from our experiences, and they tend to be exaggerations of perceived trends into universal truths.