Sentence examples for problems perceived from inspiring English sources

David Brooks's optimism is certainly welcome, but it does little to address any of the problems, perceived or otherwise, that he writes about.

While the greatest problems perceived relate to academic intellectual disengagement or indifference to publishing praxis change, no singular cause of resistance was identified.

Much academic scholarship in business ethics involves application of historically significant ethical theories to problems perceived to be characteristic of business environments.

Further confusing the situation, the chief spokesman for the Afghan Foreign Ministry, speaking after today's announcement from Rome, said that if there were security problems, they were problems perceived by Zahir's entourage, not by the government here.

As reported earlier this week, the results of a study by University College London and the University of Liverpool show a discrepancy between the emotional problems perceived by parents and the feelings expressed by their children.

If there were problems perceived in New Orleans' application, the political pros on the committee should have pressed to get them resolved rather than ruling out what would have been a perfect setting for the candidates to speak to the home front.

This type of thinking includes the abilities to assume various perspectives on problems, perceive challenges in ways your competitors are not, and being willing to take risks.

Do children with problems perceive their parents as displaying less-favorable parenting styles, or do their parents objectively have less-favorable parenting styles?

But how is this problem perceived by individual participants in the context of a behavioral games experiment?

But now we've got it every time there's a major problem, perceived or otherwise, that's what we do.

Further, this study supported the view that since the emergence of cloud computing, security has been the main problem perceived by many organisations.