Sentence examples for perceptions still from inspiring English sources

Perceptions still need to change.

"Great Ormond Street is at the forefront of breaking down misconceptions about disability by letting its patients know they are special and special people can do anything they want, but perceptions still need to change".

If Giami's study flies in the face of our long-standing perceptions about the French, these perceptions still remain deeply embedded not only in our minds, but in history.

Perceptions still count in this context.

This suggests that although physicians in Latin America are more aware of the disruption caused by common FM symptoms than their European counterparts, their perceptions still fall short of patients from the same region.

This is of paramount importance in many developing countries where culture and perceptions still play a major role in reporting and documenting diseases, disabilities and deaths, so that the burden of disease tends to be heavily underestimated by standard measures of health and disability.

The perception still exists that having daughters is more costly.

And yet the perception still existed that there was no way that Lewis Colby Lewisis?

However, negative perception still persists across Japan and the world, causing economic and psychological damages in the region.

Though the likes of shows focusing on the travails of Katie Price and Peter André had been making an impact since 2005, "perception still lagged behind performance", Bennett says.

However, the speech perception still depends to great extent on the adequate pitch match between the frequency components delivered by an electrode array and individual cochlear tonotopic map.