Sentence examples for effect on the ethos from inspiring English sources

The OECD observes that austerity has had little effect on the ethos of public service: it hasn't increased corruption or led to "misappropriate" use of public resources.

You can imagine the deleterious effects these trends have on the ethos of care and moral responsibility in our families and schools, a critical buffer against bullying and violence in the lives of our children.

He recalls: "The head and deputy head told me a parent had approached them saying lots of parents had said I was having a destabilising effect on the school and was undermining the Christian ethos.

Stodgy or irreverent, timely or timeless, typography helps establish the ethos and identity of a brand — and it can have a similar effect on the highway.

Should Wall Street do a better job of training incoming workers on the ethos of high finance?

Another felt that success was dependent on the ethos of the organisation.

Several reasons are commonly cited including lack of resources (time, staff and training) [ 4]; concerns about the effect on the professional patient relationship [ 5]; insufficient interest, rewards or recognition [ 4]; [ 6]; and lack of a research ethos or culture in General Practice [ 7, 8].

'Innocence has a catalytic effect on the absorption of magic". These words, from the worryingly named Doctor Dee, are a very good description of the film's ethos.

One of the problems with awards that single out individuals is the possible effect on colleagues; the risk of eroding the team ethos, which is so evident at Southdale.

The effect of the commercialization ethos on public trust is less likely to be direct and more consequential to the materialization of some of the afore-discussed risks, such as where overstated research benefits fail to emerge or premature products and services cause harm to the members of the public.

Rather, it exposes the corrosive effect of the separatist ethos through the metaphor of inbreeding.