Sentence examples for preferential attitudes from inspiring English sources

These bilingual hearing children may be mistakenly labeled as being "slow learners" or as having "language difficulties" due to preferential attitudes towards spoken language.

Patients also disapproved of either preferential or discriminating attitudes of staff, according to a patient's economic status or social network [ 54, 57, 59, 60, 63].

Oftentimes a decision-theoretic representation involves doxastic attitudes alongside preferential and perhaps other ones.

But others recognize that the advantage has as much to do with sensibility as with preferential treatment; his boyhood exposure to the art world, to its esoteric language of ideas, attitudes, and names, gave him an education that he would not have received in graduate school.

In some countries social attitudes may account for the difference in mortality rates of the sexes after birth, through preferential treatment and feeding of males, for example.

It is also supported by findings provided by Steinhilber (2003) who showed that in CEE countries in the early 2000s, egalitarian gender attitudes seem to be considerably common when analysed at face value, but in practice, it often meant preferential treatment for women to compensate for their disadvantageous status in the labour market.

No preferential treatment.

"There has been preferential treatment.

Australia utilizes both preferential and proportional systems.

And none seem to expect preferential treatment.

"There is no preferential treatment here.