Sentence examples for perception across from inspiring English sources

Its failure has strengthened the perception across Europe that austerity is the only way and nothing can ever change.

Even if that view was not supported under international law, it could be the perception across the Muslim world.

Now you find a steadily rising perception across the Arab-Muslim world that the great enemy of Islam is JIA -- "Jews, Israel and America," all lumped together in a single threat.

But the larger obstacle may be the widespread perception across the Continent that a political Rubicon has been crossed, and that divisions will not be bridged easily, or soon.

Together, the qualitative and quantitative data provided evidence of collective experience and community risk perception across Kenai Peninsula communities.

Molly thinks there will be a huge change of perception across industries, catalyzed by a growing number of enterprises embracing gamification to solve real business challenges.

Overall, the country that was most accurate in its perceptions across the issues raised was South Korea, followed by Ireland and Poland.

As touchy-feely as this might seem, education has grown into an unavoidable obstacle to co-existence, for it misinforms perceptions across the lines of conflict.

A man who the police say confessed to killing the 6-year-old Etan Patz in 1979 — in a case that changed perceptions across the country about how closely children should be watched — was indicted on Wednesday in the boy's death.

"The interim government should not come from [Colonel Qaddafi's] regime," he says.The Islamists seem to have the upper hand, enjoying the patronage of Qatar, the boiling-rich little Gulf emirate that hosts Yusuf Qaradawi, an influential mentor of the global Muslim Brotherhood, and Al Jazeera, the satellite-television channel that shapes perceptions across the Arab world.

Particularly critical for DRM is the alignment of risk perceptions across scales of governance through bi-directional process (Slovic 1987).