Sentence examples for a different attitude of from inspiring English sources

However, the different compositions of the customers of large banks compared to those of smaller size justify a different attitude of intermediaries towards relationship lending.

This finding can be attributed to a different attitude of the population on sealant efficacy, a better access to professionally provided preventive oral health services [ 22, 24] and/or that rural areas generally have fewer dentists per population and more poverty resulting in lower access and utilization of dental care [ 25].

"There is a different attitude on the part of tenants," Ms. Tighe said.

"I think I have a little bit of a different attitude on North Korea than other people might have.

In 2010, May said: "I don't think anybody wants to see water cannon used on the streets of Britain because we have … a different attitude to the culture of policing here in the UK.

Yet McKibbin says that all of them "had a different attitude to money.

And in this part of this continent there's a different attitude and set of signals about the appropriate amount of food a person should eat than there are in America.