Sentence examples for perception that it was from inspiring English sources

David Albright, president of the Institute for Science and International Security and a former arms inspector for the International Atomic Energy Agency in Iraq, said the administration would have to be careful if Dr. Kay left to fight any perception that it was downgrading its effort to come up with a full accounting of Iraq's weapons.

Two years into its existence, Amtrak was fighting the perception that it was making "cosmetic changes to hand-me-down equipment".

Danny Townsend, president for Europe and South Asia for Repucom, a brand analysis firm, said the new generation of players meant that golf was in its best position in years to refute perception that it was a sport only for older rich people.

And yet the S.E.C. has struggled with the perception that it was all but irrelevant to the process.

"I think as much as people loved 'Chicago,' it's my perception that it was regarded as possibly a fluke," Mr. Cocks said.

The fact that few black people worked at the paper furthered the perception that it was a Bantustan of white entitlement braying at the surrounding black majority.

However, there is a clear perception that "it is the concrete questions that mobilize people; that create the strength required for interaction and action".

Hertz needs to overcome the perception that it's no different from its rivals.

For its part, Goldman Sachs is trying to do away with the perception that it is too close to its regulators.

But it has been vexed by a perception that it is difficult to use, and that its lexicon of symbols and abbreviations can be impenetrable.

"There's a perception that it's safer, and the older AstroTurf is pretty hard".