Sentence examples for behaviour spending from inspiring English sources

"What we've seen so far are just individual examples of very bad practice and frankly quite bad behaviour – spending decisions taken in the last year or so... that no rational government would have done," he told the BBC's Andrew Marr show.

Solo females had a consistent pattern of parasitism-related behaviour, spending 80%% of their time in contact with the host eggs.

Lis1 +/− animals displayed abnormal social behaviour, spending more time in the compartment and in close proximity with an empty cup as opposed to 'Stranger 1' (Fig 6A and B).

Stories were shared of how adolescent women found out about 'other women' or co-wives, because of their husbands' suspicious behaviour (spending time away from home, rumours of remarriage by neighbours, less income given to the wife, etc), but rarely did any of the men confess to their wives.

The Hawthorne effect-the possibility that some providers modified their behaviour by spending more time with their clients than they would have done in the evaluator's absence may have influenced the study findings given that providers in both study arms knew that they were being assessed.

When we look at how physical activity has changed over the past 50 years, there has been a global decrease in physical activity and an increase in sedentary behaviour (time spent sitting).

Unilever chief executive Paul Polman argued that gender equality in business should be "obvious to anyone with brains – it's obviously better to hire from 100% of the population than 50%." He said Unilever does not impose hiring quotas, preferring to work on imposing equal opportunity values and changing behaviour: "We spend more time asking our managers why not?

To assess the long term behaviour of spent fuel in a French nuclear waste repository, the chemical reactions between the fuel and possible intruding water must be understood and the resulting radionuclide release must be quantified.

As part of the field research for Watching the English: The Hidden Rules of English Behaviour, I spent many hundreds of hours observing English queues.

"I think when you're in this world where everything is media and you want to provoke certain behaviours for spending or whatever, it's a natural way to be able to do it.

There is growing interest around the world in the health implications of sedentary behaviour (time spent sitting and lying), independent of physical activity levels.