Sentence examples for attitudes suggested from inspiring English sources

Even if representatives for this type of attitudes suggested the screening to be part of routine history, the risks involved made them suggest that the tool should only be allowed when the hospital was ready to employ more staff and could ensure confidentiality.

Their attitudes suggest they are a generation apart.

Other students of consumer attitudes suggest that flaunting pelts can be a badge of rebellion.

Such attitudes suggest that retailers will have to change their marketing strategies, said J. Walker Smith, executive vice chairman of the Futures Company, a marketing and research consultancy.

Manley expressed UK concerns about French attitudes, suggesting Paris has not "come through the thought process" on eliminating nuclear weapons and worries about proposals for multilateral disarmament.

The great majority of Labour members are pro-membership, including those who describe themselves as Corbynistas – or so polling of their attitudes suggests.

She noted that the greatest transformation she had witnessed was in social attitudes, suggesting that much change was prompted by public pressure.

Ashenburg's carefully researched account of changing attitudes suggests that our own understanding of "clean" - complete with "hand-sanitisers" and "feminine hygiene" products - is no more rational than that of our ancestors.

Updated at 5.15pm GMT 4.44pm GMT A survey of British shopping attitudes suggest David Cameron's impulse to reduce the impost of environmental laws on businesses might have been predicated on a false economy.

Yet, some pet owners routinely flout these policies, their lackadaisical attitudes suggesting that the rules are silly if not unnatural and that anxious civilians like me are nothing short of hysterical.

The tripartite perspective on attitudes suggests that attitudes derive from three sources: cognitions, behavior, and affects.