Sentence examples for attitudes of human from inspiring English sources
To survey the attitudes of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV serodiscordant couples interested in assisted reproduction and better characterize their motivations for reproducing.
The present work is rooted to an understanding of a more general research effort, aimed at exploring the conceptualization and representation attitudes of human agents toward space, particularly toward reaching spatial objectives.
Two empirical studies are conducted to illustrate how ASC can be a useful theoretical framework in supply chain research and to partially validate the central thesis of ASC in the contexts of partnerial/adversarial supply chain relationships and cooperative/competitive attitudes of human agents in supply chains.
Qualitative research methodologies were employed, appropriate to exploring policymakers' perceptions and attitudes of human resources for VCT scale up [ 21, 22].
Francis said in remarks, which seemed to be impromptu and were not from a prepared text, that his was not a "green" encyclical, but rather a "social" one, which reflected an "attitude of human ecology".
According to White, this attitude of human superiority and unbridled domination was at the root of our current ecological crisis.
I think the things I'm singing about are still things we've yet to deal with, like the crazy attitude of humans towards their lives and towards the planet and towards existence.
This term designates both the habitual forms and attitudes of the human mental apparatus, and the experiences of the mind as it recognizes these attitudes as falsely objectivized moments within its antinomical structure, and as it transcends these limits by disposing itself in new ways towards itself and its objects.
If this movement grows, it would have obvious consequences for food, but it would also have a significant impact on the beliefs and attitudes of many human beings.
"Fashion reflected the basic attitudes of man, his environment and the human need for change and innovation during a time of worldwide political and social upheaval," he said, "including the fight for American independence, the French Revolution and the Industrial Revolution".
