The phrase "attitudes implies" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "attitudes imply" since "attitudes" is plural and requires the plural verb form "imply."
Example: "The study shows that positive attitudes imply better performance in the workplace."
Alternatives: "attitudes suggest" or "attitudes indicate."
For halachic sticklers, it shows that the liberal approach has already failed.These two attitudes imply very different futures.
Official attitudes imply these are people making frivolous lifestyle choices about their gender and sexuality – exactly the accusation lesbian and gay people always endured and often still do.
The predictive value of attitudes imply that actions influencing smoking attitudes during the first six school years should be a good investment.
Its attitude implies that if you don't get it, well, you're just not hip enough.
This attitude implies that evil has nothing to do with history or culture – as if the fall is the only historical event that matters, at least as far as evil is concerned.
The unrelenting focus on personal responsibility and positive attitude implies that all of the drawbacks that one might experience are not the product of a complex series of circumstances, but that they boil down to one's own individual choices.
Yet the Hire American attitude implies we should fear other nations productiveness as if we should desire a world in which everyone but Americans were starving.
Besides reflecting the complex nature of volcanic processes and our limited capability to anticipate their evolution, such a rational attitude implies that volcano science be the only focus of volcanologists during a volcanic crisis.
This attitude implies that females are often reluctant to put themselves forward and to appear proactive.
External attitude implies that individuals turn over responsibility to someone or something without regarding themselves as active in the prevention, treatment or management of musculoskeletal disorders [ 15].
