"falling attitude" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a change in someone's behavior or beliefs. For example, "His boss's criticism caused a falling attitude towards work."
Even though the overall crime rate has been falling, Canadians' attitudes are hardening.Mr Bush's one significant departure from conservative doctrine concerned immigration, where he unsuccessfully attempted a liberalising reform.
"Pope Francis has said: 'The great danger, or temptation, when aiding the poor, is falling into an attitude of protective paternalism that, at the end of the day, does not allow them to grow,'" the bishop wrote.
"The sky-is-falling attitude the employer associations have taken is unwarranted and perhaps adopted more for political reasons than practical reasons," said Teague Paterson, the attorney for the Teamsters union in the Browning-Ferris case.
From pre-kindergarten through post-secondary education, the fear of failure and sky-is-falling attitude toward our global status is driving policy and practice.
In one glorious moment, Ms. Reichlen held a sculptural attitude while falling backward in a slow, slow arc.
Brandstrup situates his strikingly original dance-drama in a warehouse rehearsal room, where an exhausted director is falling asleep, his slumped attitude precisely recreating Goya's etched self-portrait The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters.
"When Doctors Get Sick," a collection of essays written by physicians with serious illness, yields a spectrum of attitudes toward falling ill, from "it can't happen to me" to "I always knew it would".
Sixty-days post enrollment, we conducted a phone follow-up interview to collect information on post-fall behaviors including information regarding the efforts to engage family and the primary care provider, enroll in a falls prevention program, assess patients' attitudes towards falling and experiences with any subsequent falls.
These studies highlight, in different communities, social and cultural influences on fatalistic attitudes towards falling.
These data were not analysed but they could have provided interesting information about seniors' general attitudes towards falling.
But Umm Sayyaf took an instant dislike to Jalila, whose attitude fell short of expectations.
