Sentence examples similar to concern about attitude from inspiring English sources

"We are always concerned about attitude because we don't know what the flash point is," Mr. Foxman said, referring to remarks made by the Quigleys that the Aronsons taped and found offensive.

"We are concerned about attitudes toward AIDS in younger patients who have been sexually active since AIDS or H.I.V. infection has become a treatable disease," said Dr. Harold Jaffe of the C.D.C.

"The thing I'm concerned about is our attitude and the use of the technology," he said.

"None of the pilots or instructors interviewed during the investigation, who flew with him in the months preceding the accident, indicated any concern about his attitude or behaviour during flights".

One expressed concern about the attitude held by the statutory sector towards the VCS.

The lead organiser, Matt Carr, said the trigger for the event was profound concern about worsening attitudes to migrants in the UK.

Although there is substantial concern about negative attitudes to mental illness, little is known about the stigma associated with Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD) or its measurement.

Livingstone said he was concerned about the attitude among some police officers to the G20 demonstrations.

A recent report by the House of Commons Transport Committee said: "We heard concerns about the attitude towards disabled people of some drivers of taxis and private hire vehicles.

Deeply concerned about the attitude of the United States to the war, he sent urgent appeals to the American public and to Pres.

These, of course, are just the latest incidents for a player whose obvious skills are overshadowed by legitimate concerns about his attitude, maturity and game-to-game effort.