Sentence examples for rising perceived from inspiring English sources

Rates of young adult cannabis use are rising, perceived harm is at its historical nadir, and most users do not want to quit.

Subjects who watched the moving stripes rise perceived the stationary row of pins to be falling along their finger, and vice versa.

A steady practice that leaves you a bit better equipped to pause before lashing out, to rise above perceived slights and not be put off by the usual setbacks.

You know when I sit and when I rise; you perceive my thoughts from afar.

You know when I sit and when I rise; You perceive my thoughts from afar.... Before a word is on my tongue You know it completely, O Lord.

A rise in frequency causes a rise in perceived vocal pitch.

We are obsessed with rising costs and perceived threats to our quality of living.

In the eyes of governments and voters, the community budget is now just part of the perceived rising cost of "Europe".

Beyond that, says Mr Caplan, distrust of the medical profession is currently running so high pushed by rising costs, the perceived greed of some health-care bosses and malpractice suits that not many state voters will readily give doctors the same responsibility they have in Oregon.

A stray bullet has injured at least one child inside, and tensions are rising between groups perceived to be loyal to either the rebels or the government.

The Scottish Cancer Therapy Network (SCTN) was created against a background of rising concerns about perceived variation in the quality of care available to patients with cancer.