Sentence examples for early attitudes from inspiring English sources

But, like early attitudes to the ATM, much of the research at the outset proved to be wide of the mark.

When he was recently given the family copy, he was disappointed by the engravings, but gave up an attempt to recapture his early attitudes toward the book, and went ahead and reread it.

The difference in their treatment led historians to view Punch as a figure whose story crystallized early attitudes toward the Negro and anticipated the formal legal and social constructs that would be used to justify chattel slavery.

The aims of this study were to measure the effect of adverse events after a first prostate biopsy in asymptomatic men having PSA testing; to assess early attitudes to repeat biopsy; to estimate the effect of adverse events from TRUS-Bx on healthcare resource use; and to develop a simple classification system for consistent reporting of adverse events after prostate biopsy.

He said there was worry among some senior agents that counterterrorism would be downgraded in future years if Mr. Ashcroft's early attitude did not change.

"I think it was kind of a particularly Eastern notion about athletics, a reflection of the Ivy League approach," William R. Greiner, president of the State University at Buffalo, said of the early attitude within SUNY.

One early attitude was that ICA will be a necessary burden to be added to a plant in order to correct for a poor design.

The early attitude of the Turkish government in responding to the crisis without addressing the education needs of refugees reflects a rudimentary understanding of humanitarian action which excludes education as a central pillar.

Or maybe it is due to their mothers' early attitude and behavior?

Now we're learning to be brave, signaling a return to earlier attitudes.

But there is an element of contempt here — toward commercial culture and capitalism — that hints at some of Grass's earlier attitudes.