For our participants, the term 'health work' seemed to threaten perceptions of being free, autonomous individuals.
The point of the Russian statement has less to do with strategy than indulging in a milder, less apocalyptic, 21st century version of the Cuban Missile Crisis by threatening US perceptions of primacy in its own backyard.
Still, as I wrote last week, the founding of the CrunchFund does raise serious problems with the perception of conflict; and that perception threatens to tar us all.
Persky announced his recusal in a brief written ruling saying the public attention directed at him threatened the perception of his impartiality. .
Many of us involved in the criminal justice system believe that failure to empanel juries who better reflect the socioeconomic conditions of the vast majority of both defendants and victims threatens both the perception and efficacy of a criminal justice system rooted in egalitarian principles.
In particular, the SideWiki conflagration, otherwise known as Hey, Get Off My Lawn, threatens to alter our perceptions of what constitutes the basic unit of Internet communications.
We have a duty, almost a holy responsibility, to record and honor the victorious weight of these innumerable little kindnesses, when an unprecedented act of evil so threatens to distort our perception of ordinary human behavior.
We have a duty, almost a holy responsibility, to record and honour the victorious weight of these innumerable little kindnesses, when an unprecedented act of evil so threatens to distort our perception of ordinary human behaviour.
This is unfortunate, because a negative consumer reaction to bots threatens to tarnish the perception of conversational interfaces and B2C messaging as a whole, similar to how 800 numbers have become associated with ineffective IVR systems and long hold times.
Something that threatens the prevailing public perception of one of the town's more talented filmmakers.
