Sentence examples for behaviour saying that from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, you can't move for apologists for such behaviour saying that things are different nowadays because the financial stakes are so high.

At his trial Mr Lay tried to explain away his behaviour, saying that the sale was required to meet margin calls from his bankers, that Enron's lawyers had approved this, and that he was also buying Enron shares at the same time.

Hodas derided the tissue practice as "aberrant behaviour", saying that engineers usually fear comb filtering and its associated cancellation effects.

He would spend hours reading books about boxing and golf to improve his balance and spring, and would focus on improving minor pieces of kit and behaviour, saying that "If I changed 100 things and got 1% better because of one of them, then it was worth it".

"This pattern of behaviour says that is she unfit to continue as an MEP.

Prof Richard Webber, an industry expert in the use of postcodes for identifying trends and behaviour, said that he was unaware of any other government department using postcode data to choose who to investigate.

Dr Nigel Raine, a researcher from Royal Holloway, University of London, who specialises in the study of insect behaviour, said that bees were "hugely important to us".

For example, the theory on intention and behaviour says that intention is an important predictor of behaviour.

Such exchanges feel like the essence of being human: unpredictable behaviour, saying things that don't need saying, reaching absurd conclusions and experiencing joy as a consequence.

Dr Xanthe Mallett, a forensic anthropologist and criminologist who specialises in criminal behaviours, said that psychopaths often manipulate others, and appear to be very engaged in relationships, when in actual fact they lack emotional attachments to others and will only engage for the sake of personal gain.

"Long-term research with wild chimpanzees brings real conservation benefits, but we have to remember that our presence can affect their behaviour". Dr Hobaiter said that - as well as conserving endangered primates and the forests they lived in - directly observing and recording chimpanzee behaviour was the best way to understand the origins of human language and social structure.