Sentence examples for behaviour more like from inspiring English sources

This got around traffickers' trick of importing a precursor chemical minutely altered to avoid regulation and converting it back again.But officialdom is struggling as the criminal businesses speed up, evading regulations by adapting their behaviour: more like big firms than small ones, says Matt Nice of the International Narcotics Control Board, which enforces the UN conventions on drugs.

They should, however, be more prepared to depart from it, especially in times like these even if that makes behaviour more difficult to describe in elegant equations.

Like Alexandra, the nine year old girl who presented her own app and was able to win over an audience with behaviour more mature than others?

Consider adult behaviour more carefully.

However the Maoists have abjured violence since signing a ceasefire in 2006, for the most part anyway, and much of their behaviour is more like the other parties' than anyone cares to admit.The product of a discredited political class, Mr Khanal is hardly a breath of fresh air.

Elasticity and general chemical behaviour are more like nonmetals.

The second hypothesis was that adolescents with psychopathy-like traits show aggressive behaviours more often than their non-psychopathic peers.

We hypothesized that RB in patients suffering from GTS (i) represent more likely tic-like behaviours and (ii) do not share the same semiological features as RB observed tic-free OCD (hand-washing, "folie du doute").

The trouble is, if the disappointments continue and the North's behaviour seems ever more like extortion, South Koreans will become increasingly reluctant to dig into their pockets.

However, Harry worries that his increasingly erratic behaviour is becoming more like Voldemort's.

A new study suggests romcoms that feature men engaging in stalker-like behaviour can make women more likely to tolerate obsessiveness from prospective romantic partners.