Sentence examples for were perceived as being from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mitchell warned that U.S. universities needed to ensure that they were perceived as being safe.

But he received little encouragement to run, perhaps because his positions were perceived as being too heterodox on economic policy.

Its products were perceived as being more downmarket, sales plummeted and the Omega name lost its luster.

Results showed that the crisps were perceived as being both crisper and fresher when the overall sound was increased, or when the high-frequency sounds were amplified.

The "rural purge", as it was called, was notable because the shows they cancelled were successful in terms of the ratings, but they were perceived as being unsophisticated.

Under the stricter rule, he said, "there will probably be thousands of crack defendants who will be sentenced under the old mandatory minimums that Congress repealed because they were perceived as being racially disparate and unfair".

In an article published in 2012 in the journal Preventing Chronic Disease, patients gave some reasons that seemed straightforward: brand-name drugs were perceived as being of higher quality, or of causing fewer side effects.

Since then, at least in Western societies, prevailing religious concepts were perceived as being gradually on the retreat.

Charging options that were perceived as being similar to normal refuelling appeared to be more acceptable to the respondents relative to other options (see Table 8).

Raters may also have given a higher rating to the participants who were perceived as being disadvantaged by talking to a computer.

The same COST study predicted that figures (of EDI users) would not rise significantly since the benefit of using EDI was not well understood or accepted and the EDIFACT messages were perceived as being too complex.