Sentence examples for unfortunately perceived from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately perceived coercion was not measured in this study so we cannot say that this mediates (or is mediated by) a change in working alliance.

Unfortunately, perceiving eye contact is difficult in most videoconferencing systems and hence limits their effectiveness.

This wholly insensitive episode may unfortunately be perceived by the Muslim community as a step towards constraining the freedom of choice for Muslim women in how they choose to dress.

Art and information technology are still unfortunately widely perceived as evolving in two conflicting worlds, but a new generation of artists working in the field of electronic media cannot afford to consider the world — and art — in these terms.

Art and information technology are still unfortunately widely perceived as evolving in two conflicting worlds, but a new generation of artists working in the field of electronic media cannot afford to consider the world — and art — in these terms.

Unfortunately, their perceived banality masked the fact that these attacks were in many ways as terrible as those that drew widespread notice: The Baltimore attack had the greatest number of victims this week, including a three-year-old girl and her father who were mere bystanders to the violence.

Unfortunately, they perceived that in healthcare context, medical management was provided at the expense of being given practical information [ 38].

Unfortunately, their managers perceived their inability to adapt as a lack of effort or investment and thus didn't give them as much mentoring and coaching as they gave the chameleons.

That's been the kind of ethos, the way in which theater's perceived, unfortunately".

Sometimes the "we can't find someone" reasoning unfortunately can be perceived as discrimination against underrepresented groups.

Unfortunately, architects are perceived to be, and often are, the handmaidens of a process which ignores common sense in favor of common greed". In other words: whose side are architects on?