Sentence examples for behaviour pointed to from inspiring English sources

The new claims and the history of his previous behaviour pointed to a series of high-risk sexual assaults often when he was surrounded by crowds of fans.

These and other neurobiological findings seem to define subgroups of patients with addictive behaviour pointing to the necessity of individualised treatments in alcohol dependents [ 11].

One study in a cancer palliative care setting addressed the related issue of information behaviour, pointing to its complexity and the need for further investigation [ 54].

Yves Smith quotes a Bloomberg analysis which suggests that trader behaviour points to another two years to the bear market.

Because examples of mass suicide are so few and far between psychiatrists are chary of making authoritative statements about why and how they happen, but studies of human behaviour point to some explanations.

But it "should be careful not to overestimate its possibilities".Mr Erdogan's secular critics argue that his behaviour points to another troubling impulse: to lead an arc of Sunni Muslim countries spanning Africa, Asia, the Balkans and the Middle East.

"On a number of occasions colleagues advised the teacher of the inappropriateness of his behaviour and pointed to the risk that he could be accused of professional misconduct," the review said.

An attraction of research into genes and behaviour is the hope that identifying a genetic factor that is correlated with an increased incidence of, say, violent and antisocial behaviour, will point to a way of reducing such behaviour.

Renouvier explained the consistency of human behaviour by pointing to the homogeneity of humankind.

This behaviour essentially points to the fact that the SiC lattice vibrations energy are controlled by both pressure as well temperature.

Some users said that UKIP's local council triumph so soon after Mr Farage's defeat pointed to suspicious behaviour in the parliamentary contest.