Sentence examples for perception of serious from inspiring English sources

PC Patrick said he had learnt that, in an effort to avoid the perception of serious sex crimes going undetected, "a preference had developed to try to justify 'no crime' on the basis of mental health or similar issues of vulnerability or by saying that the victim has refused to disclose to them".

A more sensitive perception of serious events also adds to this phenomenon.

Based on these results, we hypothesize that in COPD patients, anxiety and depression are primarily driven by the patient's perception of serious chronic disease and the mindset of facing this troubled state.

The Scottish government's Public Perceptions of Serious Organised Crime report showed that one in ten Scots had been personally affected by organised crime in the past three years.

Perceptions of serious consequences of the illness [ 28] and less personal control [ 28, 29] are negatively associated with physical functioning.

Botha-Scheepers et al. [ 20] reported that a strong illness identity (perception of more symptoms), serious consequences and chronic time-line, were associated with more limitations in activity levels in people with OA.

It's a smart move that drastically improves both how Dropbox works for big clients, and their perception of it as a serious enterprise provider.

If it did, that would have forged a perception of Spectacles as a serious device meant to be painstakingly reviewed instead of casually played with as they should be.

Perhaps someone told him that the combination of a long pause and purposely drawing attention to that pen -- the time-honored symbol of a reporter and excellence in thought -- would reinforce the perception of him as a serious news editor who might be pondering the choice of a particular word, the turn of a phrase or the importance of a story.

I highly recommend taking the time to listen to his speech, if not for the betterment of your self, then for the ability to get a first-hand look into the perception of suicide, and how serious we need to take it.

The realisation that the disease can remain dormant and return later in life added to the perception of GWs as a serious condition.