Sentence examples for behaviour led from inspiring English sources

Her stepfather's demanding standards of behaviour led to conflicts with the girls.

"Strong-willed" was a euphemism designed to contain whatever behaviour led Mrs Hughes to believe Sylvia "resented" Ted's closeness to Olwyn.

The new science of ethology, which applied a rigorous approach to the study of animal behaviour, led to a backlash against what was then regarded as "old-fashioned" nature writing.

Doubles from $299 plus local taxes On their first, brief tour of Europe in 1921, this 17th-century edifice, situated near the Right Bank neighbourhood, provided a Parisian base for the couple … until bad behaviour led to their ejection.

The absence of any hope, as well as the very sudden regression in children's behaviour, led many parents to believe in the discredited theory of Andrew Wakefield that the MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccine was the cause of autism.

The monarch's tyrannical and bizarre behaviour led to a plot against him by certain nobles and military men, and he was assassinated during the night of March 23 March 111, Old Style), 1801.

This simple underlying behaviour leads to a number of effects that are collectively called interference phenomena.

But Morag's own antisocial behaviour leads to her being moved to a stricter institution, and Ailsa has to fend for herself.

"This is not the real image of Croatia, Croatians are honest people that respect other nations, while this kind of behaviour leads nowhere.

But the rebels will grow in number if Sports Direct's behaviour leads to a prolonged "price crash" offer on the shares.

4. I'm a Girl by Yasmeen Ismail (Bloosmbury Books) A picture book which blasts gender stereotypes by portraying a girl character whose behaviour leads to her being called a boy. 5.