Sentence examples for perception spread from inspiring English sources
"In this situation there is a thin curtain between invasion and cooperation-assistance," said Mr. Karzai, adding that if the perception spread that Western forces were invaders and the Afghan government their mercenaries, the insurgency "could become a national resistance".
"In this situation there is a thin curtain between invasion and cooperation-assistance," said Mr. Karzai, adding that if the perception spread of the west being invaders and the Afghan government being their mercenaries, the insurgency "could become a national resistance".
And insecurity can easily give rise to hostility — especially when the perception spreads that other countries are acting provocatively.
Its task now is to prevent the perception spreading that it's a company that cares more for PR wins than customer safety.
If the perception spreads that it isn't, Romney's "Obama isn't working" slogan could well turn out to be a winner.
If the perception spreads that the Greeks are about to abandon the euro, the markets will start speculating about whether other heavily indebted countries — Ireland, Portugal, Spain — could follow the same route.
There is less geographical distance between regions, exchanges have become faster, ideas and perceptions spread rapidly through global communications and culture.
"Industry unity is essential as a rising tide lifts all ships," Goulden wrote, warning "a negative perception will spread like a virulent virus".
However, it is clear that the bookmakers were well aware of the effects of bad publicity with the Goulden/Glynn paper warning that a "negative perception will spread like a virulent virus".
The fear is too deep-rooted, and the perception has spread like malignant cancer through every thread of our society, so what do I do?
Despite this perception, a spread-skill relationship is often weak or not found, as spread-error correlations are normally less than 0.6, and only under special circumstances range between 0.6 0.7.
