Sentence examples for behaviour served from inspiring English sources

But his behaviour served to reinforce the traditional Japanese scepticism towards showy entrepreneurs".If you stand out too much you become a target," says Yoshito Hori, a venture capitalist and the founder of Globis Management School, a business school.

His behaviour served to draw police attention to him.

Others spoke disapprovingly of the way in which their behaviour served to dilute a valued African identity: People from nowadays are wearing trousers, and these were never meant for women.

The ministry stressed its condemnation of this violation and considered it as direct evidence on its administrators' bias to the side of the plot launched against the Syrian state and people, adding that this behaviour serves the Zionist scheme.

And one more example of such a use might be to believe that a character is like and/or interestingly unlike the reader him- or herself, so that the character's fate or behaviour serves that reader to renew his sensuous and emotional life and uncover new awareness.

As Europe has learnt so often and so painfully in the past, to cave in to such behaviour serves only to encourage it.A similar failure to communicate and tendency to dither under pressure have marked the attitudes of Europe's politicians to the weakness of their single currency, the euro.

This aggregation behaviour serves as a defence mechanism against temporary invasions of blood-sucking insects whereby animals in the periphery of the herd are usually at a disadvantage [ 3].

A good understanding on the travellers' mode choice behaviours serves as one of the prerequisites for passenger transport policy-making.

On the basis of these studies it seems that children with AS have difficulties in sensory modulation; and that the stereotypic behaviours serve as an organizing function [ 13].

JA behaviours serve two different functions: imperative triadic exchanges serve an instrumental or requesting function, and declarative triadic exchanges which enables shared awareness or experience of an object or event [ 13, 14].

He reckons such behaviour has served him well during a vibrant Hollywood career.