Sentence examples for behaviour no more from inspiring English sources

Children suffer from tremendous social forces in their daily lives that impacts upon their behaviour, no more so then teens, who walk through a status and identity minefield everyday, acutely sensitive of their appearance to their peers.

To call something conscious or purposeful is a way of predicting its behaviour, no more; and if something acts and behaves in every respect as if it were conscious, then we have no reason to say it isn't properly conscious or sentient.

The company later cleared Emmerdale of any wrongdoing, and a spokesperson said that "Ivan and Paul's behaviour was no more explicit than that previously exhibited by other characters in the soap.

To Lost in Showbiz, her behaviour has appeared no more lively or unedifying than that of countless British holidaymakers, though it has, of course, been documented exhaustively by hacks and paparazzi anxious to justify their all-expenses-paid trips to harass possibly confected quotes out of someone with serious mental health problems before nicking off to the beach for the rest of the day.

If the prisoners now at the bar offered a small surety and remained on good behaviour, there would be no more said.

Morrissey's behaviour was becoming more and more unreliable.

At the same time, he added, "their behaviour has become more and more vicious".

So, not-for-profit really means not-for-private-profit; no more incentivising selfish behaviour.

Factors influencing colposcopy attendance include childcare commitments, fear and anxiety, level of understanding about colposcopy, accessibility of information and when staff attitudes were perceived as insensitive [ 5]. 'No show' behaviour is more likely in women under 30 years of age or pregnant [ 6].

Therefore games trigger no more people into violent behaviour as movies do.

There is no doubt his behaviour becomes more aggressive and disruptive when he comes off".