Sentence examples for deeper attitudinal from inspiring English sources

The apology was "the tentative beginnings of deeper attitudinal change" towards reconciliation, his speech says.

This "indicates a deeper attitudinal problem that's got to be addressed by more than just police action", she said.

"The panel considers that you have a deep-seated attitudinal problem".

The disciplinary panel accused him of having a "deep-seated attitudinal problem".

The Rev Robert Lloyd-Richards, the chairman of the MPTS fitness to practise panel, which heard the case, told Patel he had an "unwarranted confidence" in his ability, "a deep-seated attitudinal problem" and also "lacked insight".

The GMC had ruled in December 2007 that Southall abused his position by accusing a mother of drugging and murdering her son, and said he had a "deep-seated attitudinal problem".

Legal change might help, but only if it is part of a package that addresses the deeper systemic and attitudinal problems.

Katherine Ashenburg, the author of Clean: An Unsanitised History of Washing, agrees that an attitudinal shift is unfolding that runs deeper than our shrinking finances: "I think we're washing less for health reasons in particular – as supposedly we are washing away all kinds of good bacteria and making our skin dry out – as well as for environmental reasons".

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

Identifying attitudinal differences between stayers and defectors is important in establishing a deeper understanding of customer satisfaction and loyalty research.

Be attitudinal towards winter.