Sentence examples for rising perception from inspiring English sources

Now you find a steadily rising perception across the Arab-Muslim world that the great enemy of Islam is JIA -- "Jews, Israel and America," all lumped together in a single threat.

"There is a notable drop in the West Bank in the support for knifing attacks, due, it seems, to a rising perception in its inefficacy... [in] help[ing] achieve national rights in ways that negotiations could not," the research centre reported, while noting a majority still supported a wider armed intifada.

While the Vedic hymns were looked upon as being crafted by particular poet-sages in the earlier period, gradually a rising perception of their mysterious power and their preservation by the successive generations led to the emergence of a new conception of the scriptural texts.

That's because rising perceptions of injustice make conflict and non-compliance more likely.

Rising perceptions of uncertainty have already dampened corporate risk appetite and fed through to a softening of investment intentions.

Administration officials assert that, contrary to the statements of European and Arab allies, they are highly concerned about rising perceptions that when it comes to the Middle East, the United States seems only to be offering talk of war and threats of pre-emptive military action.

I will therefore study how aid agencies use humanitarian technologies in response to rising risk perceptions as well as the implications of this trend to validate and refine existing fundamental explanations in an attempt to bridge this gap.

He once said he hoped to "convey the quality of understanding that is born only of pain and rises to perception to reach the truths of human passion.

But Begich was fighting a rising tide of perception -- and running in a heavily red state.

As such, it 'cannot but give rise to perceptions and questions which are corrosive to public trust and confidence' (p. 1405) [ 30].

There was an impression of divisions between those from a medical background and scientist PCAs that gave rise to perceptions of disparity in opportunities and available resources.