Sentence examples for durable attitude from inspiring English sources

A year later, in the summer of 2013, LaCour told Green that the study they'd discussed back in Ann Arbor was complete: the results suggested that talking with openly gay canvassers could produce a durable attitude shift in favor of gay marriage.

Third, how immediate changes in student perceptions will ultimately translate into durable attitude changes and prescribing practices was not a goal of this study.

Hart similarly concluded in a polling memo provided to The Huffington Post that "President Obama's strong affirmation of marriage equality has resulted in a durable shift in attitude among African-American voters".

Yet history proves that as we get comfortable with a durable sponsorship, our attitudes about it change, and tend to soften.

Indeed, focused education and continued evolution of sophisticated information systems have the potential to achieve a durable change in public attitude and behaviour, in a way that improves people's health as well as the quality of the air they breathe.

That attitude is certainly durable — see Christopher Hitchens's uncharacteristically dumb 2007 column for Vanity Fair, "Why Women Aren't Funny" — but it no longer holds sway.

There is polling evidence to suggest that anti-Semitic attitudes remain disturbingly durable in Europe.

The aim of this study is to measure the impact of celebrity endorsement type (celebrity credibility and attractiveness) and product type (for durable and non-durable product) on attitude towards green advertisement.

We are not naïve enough to be certain that a one time intervention on any subject matter related to ethical issues will change student attitudes in a way that is durable.

"There was a general attitude at the time of making things durable, things that would stand the test of time".

Culture is the tacit social order of an organization: It shapes attitudes and behaviors in wide-ranging and durable ways.