His profitable company is praised by investment bankers for having changed attitudes toward free magazines.
Hairless terriers are known for having enthusiastic attitudes, for not triggering allergies in people who can't tolerate dog hair, for not shedding all over the house, and for freeing their owners of the pesky need to clip, condition and blow dry their (the dogs') hair before shows.
The problem is that there seem to be reasons for having various attitudes that do not bear directly on the evaluative questions that the analyses seek to analyze.
Examples of axial codes were "motivations for having sex", "attitudes towards sex" and "finding sexual partners and disclosure of HIV status".
Nurses have been caught in the 'quality storm' with some blaming nurses for having uncaring attitudes while researchers produce evidence that the problem is the under-resourcing of nurses in NHS hospitals.
With a reputation for having an attitude so disruptive that he could sour a locker room, Martin had received no interest from N.B.A. teams.
(C) The Amir responded that you cannot blame them for having that attitude, and Senator Kerry agreed, adding that the U.S. has a very different posture in the post-Cold War world of today.
Building upon Ryle (1949/2009), Schwitzgebel (2006/2010, 2010, 2013) argues that attitudes (in the philosophical sense, e.g., beliefs) have a broad (or "multitrack") profile, the content of which is determined by the folk-psychological stereotype for having that attitude.
These phrases are particularly good for having an attitude (said in a sarcastic tone): "how interesting" and "I am so glad you told me that".
