The phrase "dominating attitudes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a prevailing or widespread set of beliefs or opinions that control or influence a situation or group of people. Example: In the workplace, the dominating attitudes towards women in leadership positions often make it difficult for them to advance in their careers.
If team members fear your reactions, self-preservation kicks in, dominating attitudes and leading to the withholding of information.
40 Self-reported measures rely on the participant's memory and are prone to the influence of dominating attitudes towards the themes of the study.
Self-reported measures rely on the participant's memory and are prone to the influence of dominating attitudes towards the themes of the study.
Self-reported measures rely on the participant's memory and are prone to be influenced by dominating attitudes towards the themes of study.
Our results concerning the dimension of mutual respect and acceptance, reflect this degree of co-operation, and our finding that whether or not claimants show a critical, dominating attitude is important for physicians, reflects this degree of effort.
Here we focus on the emotional responses to the visual impact of wind turbines on the landscape, a factor which dominates attitudes towards this technology.
Self-reported measures rely on the participant's memory and are also prone to be impacted by dominated attitudes toward the themes of study.
Despite their dominating position -- Prada needs to win five of seven races to capture the cup -- the New Zealanders are maintaining a low-key attitude.
Dominating 'macho' attitudes in the wider construction industry and a long hours and low pay culture prevent women from realising their full potential, despite indications that they outperform men during their architectural education.
The fact that modern-day travellers cannot recognise the loaded and troubling history behind still treating people this way is a stark testimony to who writes the history, who dominates social attitudes, and who dictates how people interact with the world.
Specific examples of literalist, fundamentalist readings that still dominate Muslim attitudes worldwide are manifested in the resistance to progress in human rights, gender-equality and democratic socio-political reforms that are too-often heard from socially-conservative Muslims.
