Sentence examples for indication of attitudes from inspiring English sources
Shapey says how you are treated by recruiting teachers is a good indication of attitudes and management style.
We do see an indication of attitudes being relevant for explaining why employees with lower education have higher self-certified sickness absence than those with higher education.
A policy review for Atlantic fisheries is now being discussed, and is widely reported to give an indication of attitudes, particularly those of the fishermen, whose influence is responsible for the current situation.
Despite recent lobbying for, and support of, "Do not call" registers in Australia, giving a strong indication of attitudes to unwanted phone calls, the high response rate relative to water authority studies also suggests that the establishment of University credentials and significance of the survey at the start of the telephone interview assisted to maximise response rates.
It's not much of a fashion statement, I know, but it's a clear indication of attitude.
Russia's prime minister, Dmitry Medvedev, said the result was "an indication of European attitudes to the Ukrainian political system".
In an indication of official attitudes to police brutality, minister Alam said he had no concerns about either the death, or the potential loss of a key witness.
Prime-time television programming may say more about the culture of Hollywood than the country at large, but it can offer a rough indication of public attitudes.
In an indication of hardening attitudes, some openly -- and others reluctantly -- expressed support for suicide bombing as their only effective weapon against a far more powerful enemy.
Yet another indication of cavalier attitudes: In 31 states, if a rape leads to a baby, the rapist can get visitation rights.
In one indication of changing attitudes among Democrats toward tax cuts, Felix G. Rohatyn, the financier and former ambassador to France, said last week he believed a substantial tax reduction now would be good economic policy.
