Sentence examples for perception is bad from inspiring English sources

He said that although he did not believe KeySpan had done anything wrong, "the perception is bad enough that it warrants us looking at whether we ought to allow this to occur in the future".

"It is better to invest in a place where the perception is bad, but the reality good, like Colombia" where he has investments in two gold mines -- Medoro Resources (MRS CN) and Gran Colombia Gold -- the latter of which is still in an early stage of mine development.

Sun and sand aside, this perception thing is bad enough that Mr. McGreevey's disapproval rating among New Jersey voters in the latest Quinnipiac University poll has risen from 19percentt in January 2002 to 49percentt last month.

"The perception of favoritism is bad in the company," said Gale C. Andrews, Boeing's vice president of ethics and business conduct.

As well as agreeing with the need for charities to make sure their image is squeaky clean, Mr Grayson, will challenge the perception that business is bad.

But that's the problem, only the perception of tritium is bad, not the reality.

At any rate, much of the first half of the book is explaining how the perception of corruption is bad whether or not there is actual quid-pro-quo, and that reform is needed so long as that perception exists, even if you can't strictly prove that specific legislation is tied to specific remuneration.

Despite this, the perception that hold music is bad still lingers.

If your perception is -- this is bad, learn to say -- my mind tells me this is bad, but is this truly how it is?

But if Dempster is no more useful than a mascot in Cubdom's brave new Theo World, Sandberg had no chance to escape this suddenly chic perception that all Cubs history is bad Cubs history.

Smoking is bad, alcohol is bad, drugs are bad.