Sentence examples for industrial attitudes from inspiring English sources
Industrial attitudes toward teamwork can also challenge academic postdocs who become new employees.
Skepticism toward an enduring automotive rebound has fomented a kind of can-do, post-industrial attitude here that embraces Detroit's lineage and also separates from it.
Logically, then, if we went back to the pre-industrial attitude that giving money to others was a good thing in and of itself we'd find it easier to fund the NHS, particularly its public and preventive health programmes in areas of lifestyle reform.
New legislation is causing a change in the attitudes of industrial processes towards contamination and remediation of contaminated land, encouraging industry to remediate their contaminated sites.
The paper's authors believe the geographical differences in absence rates reflect different industrial structures rather than attitudes to work.
There is plenty of scope for interesting but not ultimately very useful debate about social attitudes and industrial decline; a more immediate culprit is the way in which the railways were privatised five years ago.
The voices of his interviewees in two public service organisations, one a clerical agency, the other a state industrial monopoly, explaining their attitudes and their behaviour, are as fresh as if they had been uttered yesterday.
Bruce's attitudes towards industrial relations were varied, and he was initially unsympathetic to either employer or employee complaints, believing the best resolutions to be those brokered between businesses and their employees.
Attitude towards industrial production (KMO 0.853, Barlett Test 1262.56, sig. 0.000, 82.29% of explained variance) presented the highest reliability among attitude scales in the Brazilian, and the lowest mean (5.08), but still positive.
A fourth factor was the change that took place in the 1960s in the university's and the local authority's attitude to industrial development in the town.
