Sentence examples for attitudes better from inspiring English sources

Parental involvement in school activities is reported to cause improved behaviour and attitudes, better emotional adjustment and greater well-being (Hornby and Witte [2010]) and improved social competence (Hill and Craft [2003]).

However, other kinds of operations can also be used by decision-makers, in addition to or in substitution of the weighted mean, if they suit their attitudes better (i.e., if they are more or less conservative or liberal).

Shifting attitudes, better materials, and positive portrayals (like the Rabbit vibrator on Sex and the City) brought female toys into the mainstream around the millennium, fueling innovation.

These differences can be accounted for by the change of attitudes, better education, increased awareness of organ shortage and improved publicity about organ donation, over the last decade or so, in Hong Kong.

It's with a "zero tolerance" attitude better suited to "crime prevention and political extremism".

We Vietnamese have a practical attitude: better forget a bad enemy if you can gain a needed friend".

That attitude better exemplifies Phillips, who was fielding one-on-one interviews this morning as Armstead and Barrow were each surrounded by a tableful of questioners.

And nowhere is this attitude better showcased than at Morgan's Rock, in the south of the country near San Juan del Sur.

The filter shows the capability of estimating the attitude better than 5 deg and rate of order 0.03 deg/s in each axis.

But perhaps none of them summed up India's attitude better than the sign seen at the 2011 cricket World Cup, when Tendulkar scored 120 against England at Bengaluru.

Nothing sums up this attitude better than this Justin Frankle's (the author of Gnutella) quote, "As far as the big business of hits and pop music, did that suffer?" he continues.