Sentence examples for prevailing perception of from inspiring English sources
At a time when the compensation of so many chief executives seems breathtakingly high, Revlon's president and chief executive, Jack L. Stahl, is bucking the prevailing perception of corporate greed.
The prevailing perception of the Cannes Film Festival is red carpet premieres, with actresses like Nicole Kidman flashing a platinum smile to the paparazzi while photographers' lights bounce off her gloriously impermeable lip gloss.
He told them they would be fined hundreds of thousands of pounds but they didn't care; there is at least something to be said for players being so impassioned by the cause that a financial punishment did not deter them, especially given the prevailing perception of footballers being driven solely by money.
As long as the Germans remain undecided about whether they are ready for more reforms or prefer to keep muddling through, a new vote could well produce the same inconclusive result as the last one.Even so, it may be time to change the prevailing perception of Ms Merkel.
The prevailing perception of adults is that young people can be viewed as vulnerable recipient-participants, but not as proactive protagonists (Mitchell et al. 2009; Cumiskey et al. 2015).
The prevailing perception of the Rohingya as foreign, and fundamentally not "Burmese" is also misplaced.
"By sponsoring a football club, sponsors concede some control over their brand image to the club itself, as the way they are perceived becomes intertwined with the prevailing perceptions of the club.
(Registered Nurse) Managing the prevailing perceptions of the institution emerged as an integral element to the success of implementation.
A key finding from the survey was that there appeared to be gender inequalities in career stage, despite the prevailing perceptions of equality.
Overall, these data suggest that the mechanism by which DR slows down Drosophila aging is independent of insulin/IGF, consistent with data from C. elegans but contrary to prevailing perceptions for the fly.
As a result the population of the region was bound to see America's intervention through the eyes of this prevailing perception.
