Sentence examples for there were no perceived from inspiring English sources

Because the researchers were external to the system, participants were not afraid to register their dissatisfaction as there were no perceived penalties.

I enjoy how BlackBerrys handle email – there's no perceived lag while waiting for an inbox or message to load.

Mark Campbell, a former top aide to Bob Franks, a Republican candidate for governor, was reassigned "to ensure there is no perceived question of the integrity of the PublicMind poll," the university said.

In many indigenous tribes, women don't cover their breasts as there is no perceived need to do so, whereas in western society, the briefest glimpse of the female nipple in a public context can cause outrage.

Hodgson said Noakes would also sell her shares in US telecoms company Verizon, another issue highlighted by Harman, to "ensure absolute transparency" and that there was "no perceived conflict of interest".

There's ample space between items on the racks, as if to reinforce the idea that there is no perceived need to overstuff the line, or the store, with miscellany.

"But if the pool is six, seven, or eight deep for applications for preschool — that's way higher than for maybe 20 colleges in the whole country — there is no perceived need not to increase it".

Two of the students stated that there was no perceived learning outcome.

But – and here's where Skiff comes in – there is no perceived value in print magazines anymore.

If there's no apparent latency between Twitter and a third party (we are the second party) then there is no perceived value add for either service.

There is no perceived upside in flogging the cheapest of the cheap, especially considering the "fanciest" phone out there is the iPhone.