Sentence examples for were not perceived to from inspiring English sources

Destabilizing debt problems were not perceived to arise under those conditions".

Back in the 1950s and 1960s, United were not perceived to be a threat to Dundee's status as top team in the city.

Something happened on the job that they believe would not have happened if it were not for Sept. 11 and if they were not perceived to be of Middle Eastern descent".

There were roughly 50 systems around the UK at their peak; because they required less investment, and were not perceived to be getting in the way of cars quite so much, they survived longer.

A sensible compromise would be for the bulk of the protesters to leave of their own volition, leaving a small number, such as those I saw at the start of this business, who were not perceived to constitute a threat, and for the cathedral to open its doors, as they remained open at the start, to demonstrate solidarity and the opportunity for dialogue.

Consequently, it is plausible to assume that the participants' secondary jobs would have been left if they were not perceived to be somehow satisfactory.

As Stephen King, chief economist at HSBC, says, "The Phillips curve relationship did exist as long as governments weren't perceived to be exploiting it.

That's not perceived to be a contradiction – and it isn't.

"They're not perceived to be as important as the airlines for the economy," he said.

The sphere was not perceived to be an appropriate way of administering an oral solid medicine.

Part of Mr Allard's problem is that he is not perceived to be pushy enough.