Sentence examples for behavior that have pointed from inspiring English sources
Paradoxically for the Lao government, it is a network of cameras that the municipal police installed over the past three years to monitor "anti-social behavior" that have pointed to signs of the government's involvement in Mr. Sombath's disappearance.
Merton also made path-breaking contributions to the theory of portfolio selection and consumer behavior that have provided a starting point for voluminous economic research on financial markets.
The sheer exuberance of that moment has often been used as a jumping-off point for unflattering comparisons of behavior that has ranged from childish to churlish.
Studies have pointed to sugar's addictive qualities, suggesting that it can, in some circumstances, lead to behavior and neurochemical changes that resemble the effects of substance abuse.
Avoid wearing shoes that have pressure points.
The distinguished epidemiologist Lawrence Green, for example, has pointed out that several thousand controlled trials aimed at reducing tobacco use through individual behavior change had only marginal effects.
"Our results raise the interesting possibility that there's a genetic toolkit for this kind of behavior," he says a set of genes that have been used at several points in evolution to come up with similar behaviors.
If, at any point, adding a new behavior comprises the ones that have already been established, take it off the table.
But she and a few other female travelers made a point that hadn't occurred to me in my focus on loutish behavior by some airport guards.
For an electrode that has reliably demonstrated Nernstian behavior, one-point E0 calibrations are sufficient.
