Sentence examples for whose attitudinal from inspiring English sources
PRN 23, whose attitudinal behaviour was modified early in 2002 is an interesting case.
Similarly, the existence of persons whose antecedent attitudinal framework or whose bias within their structuring of their perceptions limits their ability to observe the empirical evidence that is relevant for resolving an issue does not negate the objectivity of the factual evidence or the legitimacy of the acceptance of the hypotheses that represent the optimal interpretation of the data.
By addressing issues across these multiple fronts, it is hoped that the paper has clarified somewhat our understanding of the linguistic mechanisms by which attitudinal values may be indirectly invoked and hence assist those whose research agenda requires that they tackle this methodologically challenging domain of meaning making.
In another article on shared responsibility and racist attitudes, whose arguments apply equally to sexist attitudes, May argues that "insofar as people share in the production of an attitudinal climate, they participate in something like a joint venture that increases the likelihood of harm" (1992, 47).
The Fiji National Disability Policy [ 16] defines people with disability "are persons with long term physical, mental, learning, intellectual and sensory impairments and whose participation in everyday life as well as enjoyment of human rights are limited, due to socio-economic, environmental and attitudinal barriers".
McEnroe took that attitudinal proclamation from a team meeting Wednesday night and today officially junked his tentative plan to play doubles Saturday, as a 41-year-old antique whose last Davis Cup competition was in 1992.
Whose crime and whose punishment?
Depends on whose mind, whose soul.
And know whose socks are whose.
