Sentence examples for perceptions of values from inspiring English sources

Hierarchical position in the company influenced perceptions of values.

The present measure did not separate perceptions of values from endorsement of them.

But before too long, perceptions of value fall back in line with reality.

And as Susan Burke, careers adviser and creator of the 90 Day Career Kick Start Plan points out, perceptions of value-for-money can vary.

The BrandIndex scores for cable and broadcast networks measure people's overall impressions, satisfaction and perceptions of value and quality.

Instead, other factors, like tight margins for farmers and perceptions of value, play a much bigger role.

Working with better representations of monetary economies should help cast further light on the aggregate and sectoral distortions that arise in the real economy when credit creation becomes unanchored, poorly pinned down by loose perceptions of value and risks.

While "there is no consensus on the definition," according to Mr Borio, it can be understood as a sequence of "self-reinforcing interactions between perceptions of value and risk...which translate into booms followed by busts".

Apps started to change perceptions of value around software and games, as did social gaming.

That seems obvious enough, but it's amazing how the psychology of crowds can affect and distort perceptions of value.

Kevin Mulligan (1998) advances a related view: though not direct perceptions of value, emotions can be said to justify axiological judgments.