Sentence examples for attitudes to getting from inspiring English sources

Rocketing house prices and years without real-terms wages growth have prompted a growing number of younger people to give up the idea of ever owning their own home, according to a major report on attitudes to getting on the property ladder.

"Due to its comparative flexibility Cuvva hourly can be viewed as competitive on price with these offerings, however its real utility is its ease of use – removing the cognitive overhead inherent in "just" borrowing a car in the same way that Uber has affected customer attitudes to getting a taxi," he says.

It would require a "sea change" in congressional attitudes to get a deal through, he said.

And Dianne knows how to change our attitudes, to get people involved - to have the drive that moves us forward.

We all know how easy it is to develop an "in for a penny, in for a pound" attitude to getting into debt, but one day you will have to pay it all back - with interest.

You have to go with that positive attitude to get the job done.

"We did not have the right attitude to get beyond the group stage.

A helpful attitude to get started on something, be it a piece of revision or an essay, is one of humility.

He had his prejudices like everybody else and he allowed his temper and his I-know-what's-best-for-everybody attitude to get in the way of sound judgment".

"What I like about him is that he comes in every day with the attitude to get better.

Hull manager Steve Bruce: "We didn't play well but we did enough with our resilience and attitude to get a result that's very important at this stage.