Sentence examples for deficit attitudes from inspiring English sources
Several obstacles to adequate pain management were identified by the respondents: knowledge deficit, attitudes, and resources.
Despite such deficit attitudes towards families, the word gap argument is finding a powerful fan base.
Yet the reported knowledge deficits, negative attitudes, and perceived lack of feedback do not appear to meet the demands of an established standard.
Coupled with rising protests, what does this democratic deficit say about the attitudes of citizens towards local government?
The deficit of studies of attitudes toward sexuality and antigay prejudice in Africa, however, makes generalization of Western studies dubious.
The Federal deficit and the changing attitude toward the Soviet Union have made the futuristic plane a prime target of those in Congress seeking to cut President Bush's military budget.
It is true that debt interest will rise as the borrowing continues, but even here the government has the advantage that its attitude to deficit reduction has already cut the cost of new government borrowing by reassuring the markets.
The reasons are varied and most often reflect deficits in relevant knowledge, attitudes and skills of health care professionals.
Whatever the basis of these widespread attitudes toward the deficit generally and cuts specifically, some argue that Americans' concern about deficits is relatively malleable, while their opposition to specific cuts is more consistent, more consequential and, in the long run, more likely to drive the actions of the president and Congress.
As politicians in Washington focus on reining in America's worrisome deficit, they tend to have attitudes of doom and gloom.
In what is a full reversal of Labour's decade-long expansion of the British state, Osborne will insist the public finances must be in overall surplus by the end of the parliament, taking the political gamble that there has been no change in public attitudes to the deficit and austerity across the UK.
