1.   An age limit for players was proposed to eliminate participation by high school refugees and create public perception that the NBA respects the sovereign turf of college basketball.

2.   Analysts say closing funds can be a shrewd marketing move because companies create the perception that the funds are overwhelmingly popular.

3.   Analysts say closing funds can be a shrewd marketing move because companies create the perception that the funds are top rated.

4.   And it has left US foreign policy officials dismayed that Clinton may have created a perception that contributions and foreign policy decisions are related.

5.   As venture investors file with regulators their intention to sell shares, it can create the perception that insiders are losing confidence in the company.

6.   At times, the construction industry itself helps create that perception.

7.   Balancing work and personal time is hard enough, but increasingly the blurring of the two creates the perception that leisure has disappeared.

8.   Because she feared she might create the perception that her at-home arrangement meant more work for the company.

9.   All Notre Dame had to do was let enough time go by to create the perception that it was conducting a nationwide search.

10.   But a late-season slide, including six straight losses on the road, has created the perception that the wheels may be coming off the Magic bus.