Sentence examples for wide perception from inspiring English sources

Maybe that reflects the wide perception that information on the Internet is free.

In this context, Mr. El-Erian said, the downgrade represents a wide perception of instability in the world's financial structure.

The jockeying for position reflects the wide perception that the introduction of the euro will be far more than an exercise in bookkeeping.

For example, there is a wide perception that football banning orders are solely for "hooligans" who have been involved in or who may contribute to violence or disorder.

"However, most are still uncomfortable with taking on excessive risk, and the wide perception remains that investing in frontier markets equates to very high risk".

While the loyalist groups are all part of the Protestant movement that wants Northern Ireland to remain a part of Britain, there is a wide perception that the rivalries are fueled by a battle for Belfast's illicit drug traffic.

There's a scene-wide perception that he has cock-blocked his chances of success through confrontation with the press and his own record labels.

The gap between the support for impeachment proceedings and the wider perception that Democrats would undertake them could be a liability for Democratic candidates in November.

But for that kind of wider perception we need time, patient and sceptical inquiry, supported by faith in communities of interpretation that are difficult to sustain in a world demanding instant action and reaction.

"I've had moments where I've been able to empower families, rather than tell families what to do, which goes against the wider perception of what social work is about," says Jordan.

Whether strands in a single pattern or distinct phenomena that happen to exhibit certain common principles, each has lent itself to a wider perception of the 17th century as classical, baroque, absolutist, or mercantilist.