Sentence examples for Unstable attitude from inspiring English sources

And when you have individuals with that unstable attitude in terms of motivation, desire and  commitment you will pay".

Mourinho told the squad  that they had an "unstable attitude in terms of motivation, desire and commitment".

The main purpose of this paper is to give a comparison between a few architectures, pointing out the benefits of an unstable attitude angle feedback design for the control of an aerodynamically unstable launch vehicle.

Finally, Mr. Allen said, the party decided "he was just uncontrollable," adding, "He had an unstable attitude". The Dallas Times Herald reported yesterday that at one point as a student at Texas Tech, Mr. Hinckley had done an extra-credit book report on Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf" for a class in the history of modern Germany.

Earlier this season, he said some of his players had shown an "unstable attitude".

"And when you have individuals with that unstable attitude in terms of motivation, desire and commitment you will pay". We reckon the Murray brothers would be pretty impressed with this.

○ Are there signs of unstable or weak attitudes and a lack of information, such as admitting a lack of knowledge or struggling to provide an answer?

"They didn't tell me what for -" "They are probably going to say you are psychologically unstable, and have an attitude that they can't control -" "Tell me what they mean," Nina asked, frustrated by the verbiage.

Some of the factors that had been linked to poor compliance included low socio-economic status, unstable lifestyle, general negative attitudes towards one's predicament, cognitive strategies and patient's personal and psychological characteristics.

Barriers of access to HIV/AIDS services comprised inadequate management of guidelines and referral systems, discriminatory attitudes, language differences, unstable legal status, and financial hardship.

Due to statically unstable property of the robot, the attitude has to be actively controlled during airborne to ensure stability upon landing.