Sentences with phrase «still perceive a need»

Because of the risk of a dogfight it is unwise to test this and let a dog off leash when it has exhibited aggression on leash.It is unwise because the unfamiliar dog might react defensively to the aggression (even though the aggression was rooted in fear the recipient may still perceive a need to defend itself).

It is unwise because the unfamiliar person might react defensively to the aggression (even though the aggression was rooted in fear the recipient may still perceive a need to defend themself).

Not exact matches

So companies are aiming higher: the product still needs to interest consumers, but in addition, the entire company needs to be perceived as making a positive contribution to society, or at least as trying to limit its negative impacts.

He is perceived to be on the right of the party and might pull support from those who still identify with New Labour, but he would need to construct a broader appeal.

It was perceived as being part of the problem, though: after it was enacted, unwanted teenage pregnancies still needed tackling.

While Brown may not appear popular in opinion polls, we only need look at opinion polls in France to see that a leader (Sarkozy) can be unlikable but still perceived as strong and effective.

Even now that I know my way around CSS, HTML and a million other acronyms I still find myself researching a perceived issue for hours if need be.

Other reasons given for there still being so much paper in their business processes, included the (perceived) need for physical signatures (44 per cent) and a general lack of understanding of the paper - free options.

While the perceived value of certain types of assessment is growing among parents, there is still a need for better communication of assessment results.

This could have been accomplished by «sanitizing» Prall's list, removing the germane content and isolating it from what people perceive as politically charged but is there much doubt that the same objections would have been raised, seeing as how the ultimate provenance of the data would still need to be indentified?

We've all heard of the «mommy track» where women were (and still are) perceived to be less dedicated to their work and less available because of the demands of child - rearing, but we've slowly started to come around to the idea that one does not always need to be sitting in an office to be present.

The same - sex hypothesis stating that children are better off living with the parent of the same sex is not supported by these data... [A] dolescents in a father - family perceive less appreciation than adolescents in a mother - family [but this factor] does not seem to have any consequences for the relation between the sex of the custodial parent and well - being... The... question still needing an answer is why, then, adolescents in father - families suffer more from hopelessness than adolescents in mother - families.»