Sentence examples for tracking attitudes from inspiring English sources

He has been tracking attitudes on the subject for eight years.

New polling by YouGov for the University of Nottingham, which has been tracking attitudes towards shale gas extraction for more than four years, shows support for fracking in the UK is now at 37.3%, down from 46.5% a year ago and 58% in the summer of 2013.

The BSA has tracked attitudes for three decades.

The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Survey, which tracks attitudes about business and personal finance, has dropped to a depth last seen in 1980.

It tracks attitudes to public institutions such as the government or the church and to broader social matters, such as the role of women or children.

He regularly tracks attitudes through focus groups that aim to find out what people think in greater depth than opinion polls do.

The expectations index, which tracks attitudes about the 12 months ahead, measured 78.5, off slightly from 79.2 in the preliminary November reading, but up sharply from 73.1 in the final October reading.

The study, by the Journal of Applied Psychology has tracked attitudes to gender equality and pay in 12,000 people since 1979, and has found that the more unreconstructed men are, the more they earn.

In this TED talk, Zalaznick takes us even further back in TV time, sharing results of a bold study that tracks attitudes against TV ratings over five decades.

As part of a project to track attitudes about the national debt, Public Agenda has been using a Harris Interactive survey to examine the views of "Beltway influencers" -- which include executive and legislative staff, media, and executives in nonprofits and interest groups who shape policy.

This survey could be conducted again in the future to essentially track attitudes towards these issues over time and further elucidate the factors that influence attitudes.