Sentence examples for the same perception that from inspiring English sources

Jeanne Asherman, a lawyer and mediator in Silver Spring, Md., said the current state of limbo was acceptable, but "once you see demonstrations and people getting emotionally involved, it's very important that everybody has the same perception that the process being used -- in determining who is going to be selected -- is a fair process".

More than 60 years after Prescott Bush came briefly under scrutiny at the time of a faraway war, his grandson is facing a different kind of scrutiny but one underpinned by the same perception that, for some people, war can be a profitable business.

With respect to the dual-task information-processing model, the results showed that the central information-processing model would include a sequence model for tasks that use the same perception resource, causing a bottleneck in information processing.

The same categorical perception that numbs us to certain phonetic differences in our native tongues can reduce our sensitivity to crucial distinctions in other languages.

"It's important to send the message that not all faith communities have the same perception".

Earlier studies, such as that of Cernadas et al., have come to the same perception [ 36].

The same perception was found in Urchi.

Motorola researchers complain that the same perceptions appear to be forming in the new field of magnetic random access memory research.

There is some evidence that younger adolescents do not have the same perceptions and needs as older adolescents and that marital status affects provision and utilization of SRH services.

Local authority social workers are tarred with the same perceptions as local authorities in general – that they are inefficient and ineffective, only there to blight people's lives, not support them.

We cannot assume that students in other cultures hold the same perceptions of quality of life.