Sentence examples for fatal attitude from inspiring English sources

It's a jaded, fatal attitude in this age of wonders and speed.

There is an ineffable but fatal difference in attitude between people behaving naturally and people behaving naturally for a camera.

This analysis examined differences between rural and urban drivers in terms of self-reported risk taking for driving behaviors associated with fatal crashes and attitudes toward safety interventions using a large-scale survey.

This relaxed attitude was fatal.

One, a Labour supporter, drew my attention to candidate Boris's criticism of then mayor Ken Livingstone's attitude to fatal stabbings of teenagers, as quoted in the Evening Boris newspaper during the 2008 campaign: This is a Mayor who is clearly out of touch.

The satellite, originally designed for a 5-year study of the solar wind and interstellar dust from a unique orbit over the sun's poles, has suffered a fatal defect in its attitude-control system.

The "wait-and-see attitude," which proved fatal in the face of Haiyan, is hopefully, now, a thing of the past.

To make things worse, supported by the Curia, under the previous two popes, there has been a fatal return to old absolutist attitudes and practices.

Such an attitude can be a fatal mistake, killing your chances for the job at hand and any future openings handled by the recruiter.

According to several studies, the source of many fatal entrapments has been firefighters' "can do" attitude or "a culture emphasizing individual work rather than group work".

This research explored the potential contribution of rural driver attitudes that may underlie the increased fatal crash risk in rural environments.