Sentence examples for the perceived problem from inspiring English sources

The perceived problem lies with zinc oxide and titanium dioxide.

In the past I have proposed a simple solution to address the perceived problem of "rewards for failure".

However, tackling the perceived problem with legislation, as for racism and sexism, will ensure that there will be.

The thing was, however, that the change had not really fixed the perceived problem, rather it had just switched it around.

Men handled the perceived problem through a system of "substitution" or "dilution": two sanctioned ways of introducing women to the workplace.

The proposed remedy to the perceived problem is often characterized as better "science communication" or even wholesale political organising by the science community.

"Given the scale of the perceived problems, the remedies are not going to significantly change the structure of the industry.

Economist writer Vijay Vaitheeswaran will argue that the perceived problems with cars can be solved with new technology.

Policy in the UK to deal with the perceived problems associated with young drinking has been equally disjointed.

Since the I.O.C. released a final technical evaluation of the cities in early September, every bid team has tried to remedy the perceived problems with its plan.

Rest assured, that if the controversy surrounding this matter subsided tomorrow, so would our efforts to address the perceived problems the way we feel is necessary.