Sentence examples for point was perceived from inspiring English sources

And, as an Israeli company, Check Point was perceived as too risky.

And as an Israeli company, Check Point was perceived as risky.

Other negative effects mentioned were: increased handover time, hampered professional discussion, patient interruptions, or increased risk of panic though misunderstanding the information discussed; in particular, the latter point was perceived by some of our English speaking participants to be a problem for women with little or no English.

These points were perceived in PRIN1 and PRIN2 loading plots; in PRIN1, 898 and 1,090 cm-1 were minimums, while 1,030 and 1,050 cm-1 were maximums, which is an opposite behavior compared with PRIN2.

Grading performance with a 10-point scale was perceived by students and tutors as a critical issue.

"By naming a consummate insider, Francis appears to want to 'reboot' the Vatican's operating system back to a point when it was perceived to operate efficiently, rather than scrapping it entirely".

As a negative point, the unit was perceived as noisy during handover between work shifts.

But the point was how Rodriguez was perceived in South Africa – a situation of which he'd been entirely ignorant – and how he dealt with rejection in his homeland of America.

From the patient and caregiver points of view, this was perceived as too deficit-oriented, so the broader term «experience» (German translation: Erfahrung) was introduced.

Up to that point the division of Germany was perceived as "punishment" for the persecution of the German Jews, although that is historically obviously incorrect.

Knowing that they had someone to ask at some point, if not "right now", was perceived as stress reducing, as one intervention mother said: "… and I thought, 'Now the intervention nurse will come soon,' and this gave me a feeling of security, that we could ask some additional questions, get some tips and advice".