Sentence examples for this perceived lack of from inspiring English sources

This perceived lack of marketability means that Malamud seems destined to be consigned to a print-on-demand limbo.

Despite this perceived lack of help and despite their differing backgrounds, ages and accents, the strikers have stuck it out and stuck together.

And this perceived lack of empathy led to decreases in approval ratings and comments on television that he is "unfit" for the office.

Conclusion: Women of lower educational attainment perceive themselves to have less control over their lives than women of higher educational attainment, and this perceived lack of control is reflected in their diets being of poorer quality.

True or not, this perceived lack of power and influence could be a real roadblock to participation.

In other words, this perceived lack of price transmission amongst international rice markets is believed to further thin out an already thin world rice market.

Within this viewpoint, the perceived lack of a clinical educator's role competence is identified as the most indicative of high risk for unsafe practice.

Allied to this was the perceived lack of structured career paths for TB nurses and a need to create greater opportunities for Band 5/6 nurses to develop leadership skills earlier in their nursing careers.

The source of this failure was the perceived lack of clinical importance of PSW care by some supervisors relative to that of registered staff.

One of the most important issues arising from this study was the perceived lack of accessible information and advice on the benefits of physical activity during pregnancy.

However, this finding contrasts with the perceived lack of knowledge on how to adapt.