Sentence examples for there were perceptions from inspiring English sources

Another analyst suggested that there were perceptions that the Fed's move could not get to the root of the problem.

In Ethiopia when production of charcoal was legalised in an attempt to control mesquite through utilization, locals substituted mesquite with native Acacia tortilis and A. nilotica because these native species produced larger boles, had smaller spines and were easier to harvest, and because there were perceptions that the smoke from mesquite was poisonous (A. Witt: unpublished data).

There were perceptions that changes affected the actions of health personnel positively and improved infection control practices.

On the other hand, there were perceptions that HIECs were not given sufficient time to become self-sustaining.

The latter appeared most often in cases where there were perceptions of negative social evaluation, guilty conscience and/or poor self-image/esteem.

With regards to measures to prevent malaria, there were perceptions that ITNs are harmful to the health of users and more particularly to pregnant mothers.

What I learned while chairman was that there are perceptions about the homeless that have no relation to reality.

There are as many Davoses as there are perceptions of Davos.

There are perceptions along Madison Avenue that the merger is taking a long time to jell, and the defections of some employees and clients are feeding those perceptions.

"There are perceptions we have because we are women.

In the latter, there are perceptions and appetitions of which we are not conscious.