Sentence examples for attitudinal changes from inspiring English sources

"But there have been attitudinal changes.

Great fiscal, constitutional and attitudinal changes are unfolding around us.

But it ignored demographic and attitudinal changes that would soon make it self-defeating.

They "won't result in behavior and attitudinal changes by themselves — they need to be reinforced by deeper learning experiences".

These attitudinal changes have occurred alongside a delay in age of first marriage, which is now at a record high.

The "unprecedented housing bust, which brought about the largest loss of home equity in history," the magazine reported, "has fostered fundamental attitudinal changes in new-home prospects.

Laws have been introduced to recognise women's right to safety in and outside the home, equal pay in the workplace and equality under the law, and there have been attitudinal changes towards women.

Mr. Potok, a writer and painter who is blind, makes an impassioned plea for empowering the disabled through new tools and laws, and for attitudinal changes that discard the notion that employing the disabled is "a charitable deed".

In a sense, the 48-year-old president is reflecting attitudinal changes about fatherhood that are typical of men in his generation, said Ellen Galinsky, the president of the Families and Work Institute, a nonprofit research organization.

The process by which these institutional and attitudinal changes are brought about constitutes a grand theme perhaps the grand theme of economic history from roughly the 5th to the 18th and even into the 19th century in Europe.

And while the new do-it-yourself approach has been enabled by the Web, it has its roots in demographic and attitudinal changes among American Jews, who are increasingly less likely to join synagogues, just as more of them marry outside the faith.