Sentence examples for today perceived from inspiring English sources

One other reason is the exposure and risk of serving on a board today, perceived and real.

The deterioration of the natural environment is today perceived as a serious problem and our self-reliance on unlimited technological development has declined.

As Inbar-Lourie (2008) maintains, language assessment is today perceived "as a socially constructed activity embedded in the local context with teachers, students and other community members recognized as meaningful assessment partners" (p. 386).

Steve Jones of USA Today perceived that "Scream" achieves the same effect as the "crunk-fueled" "Yeah!" along with "Euphoria".

Cultivated roses have a very ancient history and artificial crossing led to what are today perceived as the "modern rose cultivars".

Arum and Roksa argue that many students today perceive college as fundamentally a social experience.

The data clearly indicates that the generation coming of age today perceives this reality.

The Party today perceives an array of threats that, in the view of He Weifang, the law professor, will only increase in the years ahead.

In the instant case, the commercial reality is that consumers today perceive operating systems and browsers as separate "products," for which there is separate demand.

In terms of production systems, if more goods and services were exchanged peer-to-peer outside established market mechanisms, as already is happening, this could shape how we today perceive the "free market".

As a news junkie all my life I am amazed at what people today perceive as real news.