In the same ways that we've grown attached to instant gratification, it's a completely reactive response to that immediate-high attitude.
The businessman, Guido Dumarey, of Punch International, says there was an immediate change in attitude towards the project after Malcolm Turnbull became prime minister, with the South Australian Pyne as his industry minister.
She's been thinking only about the immediate future, an attitude that served her well when she faced that often dreaded first-round match at a major; this one was against Petra Martic.
We conclude that similar to knowledge there was an equally strong immediate effect on attitude in both conditions, which did not persist over time.
The issue is whether we base our policies on unthinking reflex & an immediate mixture of attitudes & interests or whether our acts are consistent with a long-range purpose.
His body language went down well—"He's like us, eastern, warm .And as some recent Gallup findings show, the change of guard in the White House led to an immediate upturn in attitudes to America's leadership among most Arab Muslims (see chart 1), with the exception of Lebanese and Palestinians.
Against our expectations, in this study three environmental factors - Immediate family, Individual attitudes of immediate family members and Health services, systems and policies - were not selected in the corresponding models as significant independent variables.
This difference in attitude causes immediate unease — as if Justin and Kate are casual about something precious that their neighbours have been yearning for so desperately.
But Lord Hattersley makes an excellent point that resonates with Labour activists of all ages and will return to plague the inventors of New Labour as the novelty of office begins to wear off.The prime minister's more immediate difficulty is his attitude to the public services.
Stepping into any company for the first time gives an immediate impression of this attitude and the Higher Purpose of the organization.
