Sentence examples for behaving no from inspiring English sources
But many locals, who include some 300,000 displaced by the fighting, accuse the army of killing civilians and often behaving no better than the militants.
If so, the workers are behaving no differently than the employers who are looking for the cheapest coverage instead of for the best value.
So it came as a shock earlier this year when the government of Andhra Pradesh, the Indian state where microcredit has spread fastest, accused some leading microfinance institutions (MFIs) of behaving no better than old-style usurers.
The paper's Peter Oborne comments that the minister is behaving "no better than a common thief", adding that anyone else caught trying the same stunt would be arrested and sent to jail.
As a psychotherapist, many times I have witnessed a client come to the realisation that a particular pattern of behaving no longer works for them, and that this might be a pattern that underpins their whole life, for example how they relate to other people.
A minute later, he retweeted a message about his 9/11 proclamation, adding the hashtags, "#NeverForget #September11th". Next he tweeted about the "media leak strategy". After that, he suggested — apparently derisively and again quoting Fox News — that his Justice Department "would be behaving no differently than it is" if it were run by Eric Holder, President Barack Obama's attorney general.
Investors who'd received oxytocin behaved no differently than those in the placebo groups.
O'Rahilly suspects that humans faced with energy dense foods behave no differently to mice.
But the protesters forget that old money was new once and behaved no better.
They may spout great mouthfuls of academic boilerplate but behave no more interestingly than automatons racing through a video game.
