Sentence examples for behaviour because of from inspiring English sources
"Where a candidate's campaign may be afraid to go outside the boundaries of ethical behaviour because of a potential public backlash, an outside group may be less afraid".
Fuel efficiency is mainly driven by changing behaviour because of high oil prices, and by new technology that makes vehicles more efficient.
"There were concerns that influence and intimidation within households may not be reported, and that state institutions had turned a blind eye to such behaviour because of 'politically correct' over-sensitivities about ethnicity and religion," it says.
These headlines represent five cases in the past month alone where UK police have reportedly warned women to adjust their routines or behaviour because of crime in a particular area.
Psychological abuse could entail: a person being forced to change their behaviour because of fear, isolating a person from the family and friends, intimidation, insulting, threatening to harm them or their children.
Blair goes on to record Clinton's efforts to rationalise her husband's behaviour – because of the pressure he was under as president, his early upbringing, and to dismiss its importance.
Physically agitated behaviours were chosen in preference to physically aggressive and verbally agitated behaviours because of their higher frequency and greater ease of measurement.
The observed association suggests a reduction in risk behaviours because of repeat testing or that cautious people test more often.
We argue, however, that in this instance Lipsky's definition of SLBs being compelled to adopting behaviours because of the negative aspects of their work – in this case, social judgement – may be too simplistic an explanation.
A final limitation of the survey was that we selected the Simple Lifestyle Indicator Questionnaire to assess health behaviours because of its short, simple design, so the data collected lacks detail on diet behaviours which will limit future analysis.
Nurses constitute a group of employees presenting a specific interest in health perception and health related behaviours, because of their professional involvement with these issues and because of their vital role in health promotion [ 21].
