Sentence examples for differences between the attitude from inspiring English sources

There were no discernible differences between the attitude and beliefs of low, medium and high scorers.

While such figures do reveal differences between the attitudes of Londoners and those of the rest of the nation, they can also be misleading.

We tracked FSBO numbers through 2006 — before the market collapsed — and we were already seeing substantial differences between the attitudes and habits of people under 35 and those over 50".

But lest you think the nation isn't polarized on foreign policy, consider this: on some issues we see bigger differences between the attitudes of men and women than we see between the parties.

The results also suggest that entrepreneurial scientists express more positive attitudes towards commercialization (Table 7), which was supported by the independent samples test as well and proved significant differences between the attitudes (Appendix 1).

Wilcoxon's test was used to examine the differences between the attitudes held toward doctors and family members holding discretionary powers between these two groups.

We also wanted to show the big difference between the attitude of the British government and the Spanish government," he told VICE News.

One is struck with the difference between the attitude of the American church towards the anti-slavery movement, and that occupied by the churches in England towards a similar movement in that country.

First, there seems to be quite a difference between the attitudes of users and non-users of Sydney Trains towards different aspects of driverless trains.

Yet as I have travelled through the country covering Kenyans' reaction to Obama's quest for the presidency, I have noticed a stark difference between the attitudes of the youth to the goings-on in America and older folk.

There wasn't a significant difference between the attitudes of control group students and those of experimental group.