5 26 p.m. | A clarification below | It's useful to review shifts in knowledge and perceptions — including one's own perceptions — of tough issues over time.
The fact it has still raised so much equity reflects a tough regulator and the perception that to command the confidence of its private-banking customers, its minimum core-capital must always be far above the 4% level.That points to one problem with the exercise: a 4% minimum at the bottom of the cycle may be too low.
Women in the US may have a tougher time combatting the perception bias, given our chaotic and weakening party structure.
Many have conflicted relationships with the medications they need to enjoy a good quality of life, and they fight an tough battle against negative public perception and cultural attitudes.
One purpose is to wean marketers from their long-held view of broadcast network television as only a "cpm medium" -- that is, one to be bought on the basis of the lowest cost per thousand viewers achieved through tough, confrontational bargaining, which diminishes perceptions of its worth.
Trump, after all, gains from the perception that he is tough and independent-minded, willing to stand up to Washington politicians.
Framing the election in this way plays to her strengths: her experience, her command of policy details, and the widespread perception that she is tough and decisive.
The comments tapped into stereotypical perceptions of youths from tough suburbs on the fringes of France's big cities, many of whom are from immigrant backgrounds.
What made things tougher, she adds, was the public perception of why her career took a turn. .
The Bush administration – in particular the vice-president, Dick Cheney – was seen as militarily tough and unpredictable, whereas there is a perception in certain quarters that Obama is soft.
