Usage of "perceive lack"

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Usage of perceive lack in English

A bad common relation is money, or rather the perceived lack of it. 
 The Irish Times 

Muller batted away questions over a perceived lack of policies. 
 Radio NZ 

A perceived lack of seriousness hampered Eton for decades afterwards. 
 The Guardian 

Vasan's departure triggered more criticism of the Gandhis and their perceived lack of introspection. 
 Reuters 

That cynicism may reflect Obama's perceived lack of interest in Europe and the Middle East. 
 The Guardian 

This misunderstanding comes perhaps from the vagueness or perceived lack of logic that surrounds it. 
 The Irish Times 

Unsurprisingly, his critics have rounded on him for his perceived lack of response or comment. 
 BBC 

Major reasons for early withdrawal in these studies include perceived lack of efficacy and adverse events. 
 Pubmed 

The U.S. military is deeply concerned about a perceived lack of legitimacy by the Afghan government. 
 Reuters 

And there are governments that are profoundly threatened by this, by their perceived lack of power. 
 Reuters 

I could see that the North Korean authorities felt insulted by this perceived lack of respect. 
 Somewhere inside 

The players have been unhappy at a perceived lack of response over recent high-profile racist abuse cases. 
 Reuters 

The public response to Jamil's appointment focused on her perceived lack of ties to its subject matter. 
 The Guardian 

At the center of their concerns is a perceived lack of quality in both NASL and USL. 
 The Guardian 

A perceived lack of clear answers from ACER on various issues with trade reporting has also created confusion. 
 Reuters 

However, it unfairly singles out the perceived lack of student engagement and activity at UCD for particular criticism. 
 The Irish Times 

Meanings of perceive lack in English