Sentence examples for perception of the problem from inspiring English sources

"What has changed is people's perception of the problem".

If you pushed me, I'd say the perception of the problem has changed radically.

By May, Mr. Carey had come to the conclusion -- already reached by bankers -- that Mr. Beame's perception of the problem was wrong.

The problem, or at least the perception of the problem, has dogged the company since then.

Godwin's Law notwithstanding, there are serious issues with Perkins' letter, both in his perception of the problem and tone deaf reaction to it.

An understanding of the adaptive capacity of livestock farmers starts with assessing the perception of the problem and solution by stakeholders (Adesina and Zinnah 1993), and this includes their understanding of and support for policies that address the problem and also their willingness to change behaviour (Lorenzoni and Pidgeon 2006).

The way our media reports male violence against women can have a huge impact on societal perceptions of the problem.

Perceptions of the problem, impacted assets and management strategies were discussed with all participants.

Inclusion of more subjective perceptions of the problem as well as livelihood capacities and strategies in the measurement of food insecurity at the household level was suggested by Maxwell, 1996 (cited in Maxwell et al. (1999).

Organizations sometimes seem diametrically opposed to each other because of different interests in and perceptions of the problem and in the development and realization of such infrastructures, favoring different approaches and solutions.

> -wrap-foot> Table  2 presents the normative perceptions of the problem drinking sample (n = 2757).