Sentence examples similar to attitude to a problem from inspiring English sources
In fact, where there is insufficient evidence to attribute any one set of internal edges to the line of vertical descent, we do not consider an agnostic attitude to be a problem.
Arguably her most impressive talent is a can-do attitude to spot a problem and put it right, shown by what she achieved during four months studying in Chile.
Responsibility for what happened to myself and the other girl lies with a man who has a skewed attitude to women and a problem taking no for an answer".
The responsibility for what happened to me and the other girl lies with a man who has a twisted attitude to women and a problem with taking 'no' for an answer".
It's an attitude that points to a problem with acceptance of mental health not only within the DJ community, but within the entire music and touring industry.
The apparent general attitude to poetry is a problem, which I think is based on a massive assumption that poetry is really airy, difficult to understand and much of it is a waste of time, with people wondering what difference it can make to your life experience.
Deveugele et al [ 43] and Raynes et al [ 38] reported that doctors who tend to have longer consultations are more likely to have a positive attitude to psychological problems.
Two of these studies highlighted the importance of a positive attitude to psychological problems [ 38, 43] on the diagnosis rate and Howe commented that doctors sometimes make a "choice" about whether to diagnose and manage the psychological problems presenting in a consultation depending on their "time and energy" [ 44].
Trefil combines with this philosophy an assertive attitude to the problems and challenges of ecology.
This has proved to be a useful way of tracking community attitudes to a range of mental health problems and their treatments, particularly in English-speaking countries [ 6].
