Sentence examples for attitudes given the from inspiring English sources

In fact, some foreign shareholders say the reaction to the scandal is shaping up to confirm overseas investors' worst fears about Japan Inc.: that entrenched executives will thwart any attempts at reform, with their business-as-usual attitudes given the tacit endorsement of friendly bankers and staid Japanese institutional investors.

The model thus has implications for fostering students' reading attitudes given the supposition/implication that reading experiences are affected by actual experiences as well as by parents' and teachers' nurturing of those experiences (McKenna et al. [1995]).

This is either because it is not psychologically possible to divest ourselves of these reactions and so continually inhabit the objective standpoint, or even if that were possible, because it is not clear that rationality could ever demand that we give up the reactive attitudes, given the loss in quality of life should we do so.

"A lot of folks are taking a wait-and-see attitude, given the attention paid to the residency issue," said Ms. Jacques, a former Massachusetts state senator.

It's a mistaken attitude, given the potential, she says.

Yet Nietzsche could not embrace the view that the flourishing of "higher men" will appeal to "our tendency" to admire such men or to any sort of "common" attitude, given the logic of his critique of morality.

Specifically, following White (1998) and Don (2007, 2008) it recognises only two broad sub-types of invoked attitude, given the labels 'evoked' and 'provoked' attitude, with the 'evoked' category coterminous with Martin and White's 'afford' sub-type (i.e. what they term 'experiential' tokens) and the 'provoked' category combining Martin and White's 'flag' and 'provoke' sub-types.

That means that a woman whose dress or attitude gives the impression that she is soliciting money for sex can face a fine of $3,800 or six months in jail.

Relegated behind a desk, her simple attire and self-deprecating attitude give the perception that desk work is what best suits her.

For those who would misinterpret the archetype and label us coffee gofers and dog walkers "pushovers" or "people-pleasers," know that most of us "Yes" souls would not trade-in our Rosie the Riveter attitudes if given the opportunity.

However, it allowed us to ascertain whether the patients and network members had strikingly different attitudes, and given the small numbers that would likely have been available for each cancer type, sub-group analysis may have been limited.