Sentence examples for two perceived from inspiring English sources

The efforts have led to two perceived success stories: new drug courts, and the alternative crops and jobs effort in Helmand Province.

He lost, unsurprisingly, having been pummelled by Democratic attack ads that focused on two perceived weaknesses – his tendency to flip flop on policies, and his ruthlessness as a businessman.

Foul after foul disrupted the rhythm of play – Sydney conceded 29 to Wellington's 14 – as Sky Blues captain Alex Brosque, himself accused of theatrics for two perceived dives, grew increasingly frustrated with referee Chris Beath.

SnoreStop went where no other company has, at least with the military: they put two perceived polar opposites together and marketed them as the couple that could survive snoring (of all things).

To test your political antenna, try to pick out Mr. Mankiw's two perceived gaffes as well as two of Mr. Zoellick's nonnewsworthy comments among these statements: a) When a good or service is produced at lower cost in another country, it makes sense to import it rather than to produce it domestically.

Indeed, two perceived environmental attributes out of the five attributes are positively associated with hedonic walking.

Britishness and devolution The last of the three perceived threats to Britishness is the new flexibility in our modern constitution.

Remove one perceived source of grievance, and there are still many others willing to pursue their grievances with violent means.

Bacardi maintains that its decision to increase the proportion of recycled glass in its bottles has had zero perceived impact for consumers.

Here, whereas pixel gradient is zero, perceived, or covariant gradient is not zero.

All SPUGS were analysed using the eight perceived sensory dimensions (PSDs) which describe different park characteristics.