Sentence examples for when it was perceived from inspiring English sources

The NNL Program suffered a setback beginning in 1989 when it was perceived as a threat by some private landowner rights organizations and that account is found in Addendum.

The mood among gilets jaunes protesters worsened when it was perceived that Amazon's sales could benefit from the impact of their Saturday demonstrations on high-street retailers in the run-up to Christmas.

"By naming a consummate insider, Francis appears to want to 'reboot' the Vatican's operating system back to a point when it was perceived to operate efficiently, rather than scrapping it entirely".

The action comes as part of an effort to rebuild the bank's credibility here after a disastrous period in the 1990's, when it was perceived as a pillar of the autocratic and corrupt government of General Suharto.

Many could remember the league's earliest years, when it was perceived to be-and for the most part was-a haphazard assemblage of pickup games and hired hands making weekend pay.

And as long as the court continues to be seen (fairly or not) as a puppet of the Republicans, it cannot command the respect the high court had when it was perceived as being impartial and, if not necessarily nonpolitical, at least nonpartisan.

Finance is at its most dangerous when it is perceived to be safe.

"In the other, the brand gains value when it is perceived as a leader.

Thus, when loss of power is experienced, when it is perceived that others regulate the consequences and the results, statutory purchasing becomes a restorer of power, which is explained by the hypothesis of restoration.

In fact, they demand a firm to be more transparent when it is perceived to be more risky.

When it is perceived as a square one perceives a symmetry about the bisectors of the sides, and when it is perceived as a diamond one perceives a symmetry about the bisectors of its angles.