Sentence examples for behaviour has been the from inspiring English sources

The tweets are relentlessly grotty, but it is hard to pinpoint which aspect of GQ's behaviour has been the most exploitative.

Nowadays, the influence of non-governmental organisations, such as Greenpeace, on corporate policy is far more pervasive.However, the most enduring force on corporate behaviour has been the state.

This crack growth behaviour has been the subject of many studies, resulting in numerous empirical and analytical models to describe the complex damage growth phenomenon in the material.

One of the most difficult problems in the study of coupled flow behaviour has been the development of a universally applicable modelling scheme for combining the flow regimes.

Herding or flocking behaviour has been the subject of many studies and it serves here as an illustration of the computation of mutual information and its attendant difficulties.

What triggers this behaviour has been the focus of experts such as Dr McKibbin since the 1970s.

Until the 1950s, behaviour had been the preserve of social scientists; most biologists didn't see it as part of their field.

Two days after becoming the party's new leader he lashed out against high-level corruption, pointedly telling his Politburo colleagues that such behaviour had been the cause of "popular anger, social unrest and regime change" elsewhere in recent years.

As one of the basal passerine lineages whose ecology and behaviour have been the subject of detailed study, the great bowerbird (Chlamydera nuchalis) provides an ideal system with which to study the function and evolution of avian vision.

We identified only a few cases in both groups where patient behaviour had been the cause of patient-related harm (eg, non-compliance, alcohol abuse, no-show in outpatient clinic).

In Israel and the US these behaviours have been the subject of a number of feature and documentary films.