Sentence examples for perception that much of from inspiring English sources

There is a growing perception that much of the extra money spent on the NHS has been wasted and full-time workers resent paying the lion's share for a service to which they have trouble getting access.

But the media's perception that much of the public can't conceive of prosecuting a president in a court of law is probably accurate.

Engagement of the private sector in service provision was prompted by the perception that much of the population of Kampala sought health services from private facilities.

While this can be true and is always a part of life and performance, I must acknowledge that much of this perception is my projection brought on by certain mental and emotional habits.

In a speech in Liverpool tonight Burnham will argue that such a competition would help challenge "the casual perception that nothing much of cultural value takes place outside London".

Contrary to the perception that sunfish spend much of their time basking at the surface, M. mola adults actually spend a large portion of their lives submerged at depths greater than 200 m, occupying both the epipelagic and mesopelagic zones.

It is not a great exaggeration to say that much of the philosophy of perception translates roughly as philosophy of visual perception.

By then my dread of her dying had become entwined with a painful perception that she had blighted much of her life — and cast a shadow on my own — in the service of her obsessive fear.

These estimators are based on the perception that an estimate of cosine serves much better as the basis for I/Q mismatch estimation than the estimate of CFO derived from the cosine function.

Indeed, the relatively low turnout in the first round of presidential voting, in which almost 30percentt of voters stayed home, was attributed by some to the perception that the presidency has lost much of its importance.

Secondly, she struggled to shake off the perception, that she was too much part of the establishment that the inquiry may need ultimately to probe.