Sentence examples for poor perceptions from inspiring English sources

The logistics industry also suffers from poor perceptions of its career opportunities, which has led to a debate around skills gaps and a lack of gender diversity.

Mr. Towers blames the scarcity of arts education in U.S. public schools, and poor perceptions of careers in art and design, although these factors affect everyone.

Gething is also conscious of trying to reform the image of politics and politicians as a whole – going as far to say the press is too often blamed for poor perceptions.

Poor perceptions about the role of children in DRR were also common among the adult participants.

Poor perceptions and attitudes about prostate cancer screening are some reasons for late reporting for PC screening and treatment.

It is our instinct to blame the media for our poor perceptions of reality and the ways in which we compare ourselves to idealistic standards.

The poor perception of the army changed with homecoming parades.

Virgin became British Airways; beleaguered, faded, fighting the enemy, fighting poor perception.

A lot of people have a very poor perception of Brazil.

"Many of the students ended up going home incredibly despondent and with a very poor perception of the UK," he said.

Many HR teams find that a poor perception of the public sector from candidates is the most common issue when recruiting.