Sentence examples for attitudes started from inspiring English sources

Those attitudes started to change in the late 1970s, partly as a result of lawsuits by women's groups.

But attitudes started to change with the election Evo Morales, the country's first indigenous president who took office in 2006.

Those attitudes started to change and, eventually, there were legislative changes that mean anyone born after 1991 can be provided with non-identifying information about their sperm donor and anyone born after 2005 can get identifying information.

Attitudes started to shift after the United States began deregulating its airline market in 1978, which set off a wave of consolidation that ultimately claimed Pan American, the closest the United States had to a flagship carrier.

Then attitudes started to change".

The friendship started to get sour in more ways than one and attitudes started to smell pretty bad.

Then all of a sudden their attitudes start to change".

Both have similar management styles, similar attitudes, starting with absolute superiority over anybody else".

We're strengthening policies, systems and programmes, but we know that at heart this is about attitudes, starting with us looking in the mirror.

Perhaps it is not surprising that bad attitudes start to flow from our no longer being prepared to pay through collective taxation for the higher education of our best and brightest.

But if public attitudes start to shift, and wrong-but-loud criticism undermines confidence in the administration's national security policies, there is an alternative strategy available.