Sentences with phrase «because perceived»

Because perceived relationship quality and attachment security were theorized to be important indicators of stress communication behaviors (e.g., Florian, Mikulincer, & Bucholtz, 1995), the similarities of these constructs indeed imply that young people should exhibit similar support - seeking tendency across different social relationships.

Did this man really choose this woman over her because he perceived her to be less intelligent, or did she just seem «nicer» and more approachable.

You include any unusual and impressive non-work-related outside activities, community contributions, or skills, because perceived performance excellence in one area transfers to the work arena and this information will make you even more memorable.

Because perceived risk varies widely with age, the average rate for car insurance will vary too.

Perhaps those who spent more time working at home would more regularly attend firm events, both because the perceived value would increase and because they would feel less stressed about not being at home enough.

This matters because perceived consensus is a strong predictor of support for climate policy.

This suggestion that Kyoto is a cheaper option than doing nothing because perceived global warming will be more expensive, runs through the Stern Report.

As Hansen goes on to point out, the Obama administration declined to push such an approach when the Democrats had large majorities in both houses of Congress, principally because the perceived the fee / tax on carbon would cost them in the next election.

Consider the fact that almost all the wars between nations since the Second World War, except for a few that the USA started because it perceived that they would be to its advantage, have been between poor nations.

Reluctant at first to believe that de Kooning was not too strongly rooted in the 19th century - because my perceived role at the Whitechapel in the Fifties and Sixties was to try to help the English public, visually backward at the time, to see and understand the different phases of abstract art from Malevich and Mondrian on - I was totally converted by his 1959 show in New York at the Sidney Janis Gallery of blazing, light - drenched landscape canvases, based on the fields and dunes around the coastline of the Hamptons where de Kooning had acquired a studio.

He goes on to say that Murray didn't want Keighley around the team in the years following the reveal because he perceived Keighley as being «too negative» about No Man's Sky.

I nerfed him because I perceived issues with him, some that would be considered «unfair».

The price of such a CDS is low, because the perceived default risk is low.

Because the perceived risk of Apple was so low investors had drove the price of the stock to extraordinary prices.

And because the perceived level of risk is so much smaller, the interest rate that is charged on military loans is much lower than on civilian loans.

This is because their perceived advantage is not based on price levels alone.)

Applications are rejected because the perceived risk is too high; it does not have much to do with credit scores.

Apple doesn't seem to have that problem given that a 3G iPad starts at $ 629, mainly because the perceived experience brought from the iPad.

This expression is used to describe a situation in which people are afraid to criticize something or someone because the perceived wisdom of the masses is that the thing or person is good or important.

I decided to pursue a degree at the Ed School because I perceived that the program would prepare to become a master teacher in a school in Boston.

This is because perceived exertion is a function of peak muscular contraction, rather than metabolic output.

Because perceived exertion is tightly related to the percentage of your maximum muscle power used, the likely solution is to develop stronger / more powerful muscles in order to bring down the perceived exertion at the same aerobic speed.

Pulling one's body through water can not create this stimulation for tissue growth as much as strength exercises on land because the perceived force of gravity is reduced.

But some academics criticized the system because they perceived that it focused on the «impact» of research in society at large rather than on its scientific merit.

Audubon preferred to sketch from either living or recently killed birds because he perceived the colors to be muted and dull in stuffed specimens.

There were times that I walked away from a meeting and cried because I perceived that somebody did not treat me respectfully.

The whole process got its start during recent town supervisor Jeff Moran's first term, when he was asked by officials of the French prefecture to visit their community because it perceived a spiritual tie to Woodstock... and it was the host of a large festival (which this year hosted former Woodstock resident Bob Dylan as a headliner for an audience of 300,000 or so Europeans).

Voters rejected Labour because they perceived the Party as anti-austerity lite,» Cruddas wrote on the LabourList website.

The participants saw themselves as being potentially the worst affected by spending cuts, not least because they perceived politicians to take less notice of the views of young people than of those of older generations.

He entered into the role of midwife and sustained it throughout; not because his thought «had no positive content, «2 but because he perceived that this relation is the highest that one human being can sustain to another.

As late as the 16th century Martin Luther the «father of the Protestant Reformation» was still arguing for the books of Hebrews, James, Jude and Revelation to be dropped from the New Testament altogether because he perceived them to go against some of the doctrines he was promoting.

So, perhaps, because we perceived such a huge gap between us and the animals we speculated that there must exist an equal or larger gap between us and something even greater than we are?

The two French holdings had performed well, and we exited them because we perceived better opportunities elsewhere.

Because he perceived that her independence was compromised by a private talk with Bill Clinton, Comey nudged aside Obama's Attorney General Loretta Lynch to make the call about not prosecuting Hillary.

Many people get overwhelmed by investing because they perceive it must be an incredibly complicated process.

However, if you have goals on two sites and they are only at 30 or 40 % each of your total goal — contributors will be less willing to invest in you because they perceive others have found you unwilling of investment.

Mr. Hayward says he believes in God because he perceives God as an immediate reality not dependent upon evidence.

If a child has to leave your home because they perceive you as a harsh, unbending ogre, it's you that's wrong, not the child.

This rather implausible result is made possible, Whitehead thinks, because we perceive in the modes both of causal efficacy and of presentational immediacy.

At the heart of all temptations, as we see here, is the act of pushing God aside because we perceive him as secondary, if not actually superfluous and annoying, in comparison with all the apparently far more urgent matters that fill our lives.

Later research, documented in Kinnaman's You Lost Me, reveals that one of the top reasons 59 percent of young adults with a Christian background have left the church is because they perceive the church to be too exclusive, particularly regarding their LGBT friends.

Ironically, they hate other religions because they perceive them not to be tolerant.

But many people embrace some restrictions without the faintest idea why, mostly because they perceive them as the cool thing du jour, and often switch them without warning to make them fit into the more - recent - model cool thing du jour.

Many mainstream parents are trying it, because they perceive it as the hot new thing.

Sometimes they are problems only because we perceive them as such.

Because they perceive that medical staff are too quick to push interventions like c - section, induction, and episiotomy on them.

Mothers may fail to disclose that they are continuing to nurse an older infant or child because they perceive that their physician may not approve of or support their continued breastfeeding.»

If any of the Gov.s staff is leaving because they perceive Andrew not running for POTUS, these are people that the Gov. should welcome the departures....

While actions perpetrated by Anonymous often conflict with various laws, it is not because they are political and ideological anarchists or want to destroy governments in principle and create stateless society, but rather because they perceive specific governments and organisations acting contrary to their (i.e. specific group of individuals perpetrating specific action) wishes and want to punish them for that.

As to the EU referendum outcome, a narrow majority of the British public did vote to Leave, and it's likely a majority of those who did vote to leave did so because they perceive EU and non-EU immigration as being a problem, just as they were told by the rags.