Sentence examples for stop to perceive from inspiring English sources

Consumers may stop to perceive personal utility after having been informed thoroughly on the benefits and risks of non-targeted forms of genetic profiling.

As you rush through the day, take a moment to stop and perceive the world.

These patients are often initially treated with insulin (perhaps due to their young age at diagnosis), then stop treatment due to perceived improvement in HbA1c and therefore appear to remit.

Similarly, self-injurious individuals who had stopped were also more likely to perceive NSSI as a problem in their lives, and to have found a sense of meaning and life satisfaction.

For example, a previous study did show that students with DCV exposure were less likely to perceive that particles stopped moving at equilibrium (Sanger et al. 2001).

In recent months, Qatar has come under pressure from other Gulf Arab states, led by Saudi Arabia and the UAE, to end its support of the Brotherhood and other Islamist groups in the region, and to stop what they perceive as biased coverage of Egypt by the al-Jazeera network.

Last year he was removed from the body overseeing public broadcaster PBS after his campaign to stop its perceived "liberas bias" exposed his own conservative bias.

My role was to lead the litigation in the federal courts to stop what we perceived as an illegal effort to change the rules after the election and manipulate the outcome of the votes in select counties to convert a close Bush-Cheney victory into a Gore-Lieberman win in Florida -- and thus in the Electoral College, and thus in the presidential election.

Companies are beginning to perceive these costs.

To perceive the Intangible".

Young et al. matched one-day contact lenses for patients who had stopped using them due to perceived discomfort and obtained a high rate of success in a short period of time.