Sentence examples for changing attitude of from inspiring English sources

He observes the changing attitude of her children towards him.

THE changing attitude of Americans toward money may be responsible.

For the founders, the changing attitude of the police force has been the most noticeable shift over the years.

The changing attitude of the case law in favor of liability can be traced back as far as a remark of Fineaux, C.J., referred to by Frowicke, C.J.C.P., in Orwell v. Mortoft, supra note 46.

It is risky to ascribe the views of a judge to the president who appointed him or her, but the split in the Federal Circuit may indicate a changing attitude of Democrats toward patent holders.

British Prime Minister Winston Churchill read the decrypted text of the agreement between Lukačević and Felber, which had a significant influence on the changing attitude of the British towards Mihailović.

Those changes, those transformations, are driven by technology, by distribution system changes, by the changing attitudes of the consumer.

Minor changes in demographic characteristics of the surveyed sample, and changing attitudes of respondents to sensitive questions may be contributory.

This paper analyses the changing attitudes of UK venture capital firms to investment in technology enterprises.

It was an entrée to the changing attitudes of the impending dotcom boom.

The changing attitudes of the exile community may not be Mr. Castro's only worry of the moment.