Sentence examples for perception that it has from inspiring English sources

The Getty's image has been damaged in recent years by a state investigation into its finances and a perception that it has strayed from its museum roots.

It stands to benefit from recession chic, as well as from the backlash against Starbucks, which has closed hundreds of stores and introduced new brews to fight the perception that it has lost its coffeehouse soul.

It must overcome the old criticism that the company is a one-trick pony – forget not that its related interest include Android and YouTube – as well as the perception that it has lost some of its "hotness" of late to its neighbours at Facebook.

Within the television industry, CNN has been fighting a perception that it has lost some of its luster as Fox News has continued to build momentum and an ever-larger audience with a mix that is heavy in political news and opinionated talk shows.

The speech at Harvard is part of the league's efforts to reject the perception that it has not done enough to protect its players.

The way the government has handled them has increased the perception that it has gone adrift and that the president himself has lost authority.

The 82nd Airborne Division had been deployed by parachute and glider and had suffered high casualties, leading to a perception that it had failed to achieve many of its objectives.

The 82nd Airborne Division had been inserted by parachute and glider and had suffered high casualties, leading to a perception that it had failed to achieve many of its objectives.

So concerned was Credit Suisse about the perception that it had lost Donaldson's top bankers that when its parent company, Credit Suisse, announced third-quarter earnings last week, it made a point of noting that 90percentt of Donaldson employees offered jobs had accepted.

He delivered an impassioned speech arguing that the commission should avoid the perception that it had been bullied.

Israel ended vaccinations partly to dispel the perception that it had turned the virus into a weapon, as had the former Soviet Union.