Sentence examples for take perceived from inspiring English sources

(CCAP did take perceived course rigor into account while determining student assessment of instructors and courses).

But we're far from this being a reality, particularly in an economy in which employers don't want to take perceived risks on people they deem as sick or, even worse, unproductive.

This process is often done informally by taking perceived barriers into account and in an implicit and unsystematic way.

In another recent study, Shepherd made a case for approaching the debate from a social or humanistic standpoint, taking perceived effects seriously even if the potential mechanisms through which they occur remain unclear.Many reasons exist for taking this approach with wind-turbine noise, he wrote.

Instead of East and West, he said, they should take the perceived choirboys and pit them against the hard-edged crowd.

This may cause us to become overly sensitive to criticism or comparison, and we may take any perceived rejection as confirmation of our failings.

"They are able to take that perceived deficit and turn it into a unique point of view that can become their asset".

The men couldn't fight back against being prisoners — but they could take on perceived abuse by a writer's imagination.

But developing a reliable, working ICBM remains a priority for the regime and a successful test of such a missile would take the perceived nuclear threat posed by the North to a new level.

"What's really cool about this is that I can take the perceived cool of Zane and add it to my playlist".

Thus when Hegel characterizes some judgment structures (typically perception based judgments) as judgments of existence one might take the perceived thing itself as straightforwardly part of the content of the judgment.