Sentence examples for perceiving the problem from inspiring English sources
Being in the Medical Faculty was associated with a higher likelihood of perceiving the problem as a "real illness" and not a "weakness" and could be explained by the exposure that these students have to information about depression and medicalisation of the problem in their field of study.
There was some evidence that being in a higher year of study (compared to the first-year), considered akin to a greater level of maturity and exposure to depression-related knowledge, was associated with a higher likelihood of perceiving the problem as a "real illness".
From this figure, we can see that a fair proportion of people perceived their health problem as serious with 40%% perceiving the problem to be threatening for health moderately or a lot, and 38%% perceiving it as not threatening at all.
Ms. Belding perceives the problem as part of a larger issue.
As far as Hollywood goes, I don't want to contribute to the problem, whatever I perceive the problem to be.' What does he perceive the problem to be? 'Oh, it's massive.
"I have been told that consulting the information available on the Internet would have made it possible to perceive the problem early on," Benedict wrote.
"I have been told that consulting the information available on the internet would have made it possible to perceive the problem early on.
"Cairo represented a fundamental paradigm shift in the way the population field perceives the problem and, most important, the solution," said Adrienne Germain, president of the International Women's Health Coalition in New York, which assists women's health groups in the third world.
He believes that so long as the public perceive the problem with the British economy to be borrowing they will see the government's budget hawks as the solution and Labour as the problem.
"The mind is not prepared to perceive the problem" when it's presented in such enormity, Morreim said.
*How do you perceive the problem of resistance in your setting?
