Sentence examples for cycle of behaviour from inspiring English sources

"There is a cycle of behaviour in the venture capital community which I don't think is overt sexism, I think there is some, but I don't think it is the only reason but there is a lot of unconscious bias.

"If I ask what's the point of my undertaking a modest amount of recycling my rubbish or scaling down my air travel, the answer is not that this will unquestionably save the world within six months, but in the first place it's a step towards liberation from a cycle of behaviour that is keeping me, indeed most of us, in a dangerous state — dangerous, that is, to our human dignity and self-respect".

"[Kitchens are] nasty, hot, violent places," he adds, "and older generations of cooks got used to a certain cycle of behaviour, and it still goes on because some of them are still there".

"This cycle of behaviour must be broken".

Similar to the status of smoking as a gateway for illicit drug use with increased likelihood of leading to alcohol consumption in a cycle of "problem behaviour" [25], risk behaviours are regarded as having some entry relationships with being frequently bullied and violence/injury.

It is time to stop this cycle of discriminatory behaviour".

We found that local authorities accounted for out of area placements in terms of either meeting specialist needs or to move children from the local area to break the cycle of risky behaviour.

Designers could do much more to break the cycle of addictive behaviour, perhaps by creating natural breaks in play as the hours accumulate.

But it is middle-class people who are driving the trend, while the most disadvantaged remain stuck in a cycle of risky behaviour which increases their chances of developing a range of serious illnesses and will put "unavoidable pressure" on an already hard-pressed NHS, it says.

Now if another Aboriginal boy drops out of school in year 9, ends up in a cycle of destructive behaviour where he's into drugs and other stuff that's not so good for him - the reason given for that is because he's Aboriginal.

To strengthen the effectiveness of our intervention, it is based on a theoretical framework including both risk and protective factors (as recommended by Cuijpers [ 24]).The following themes are addressed: family functioning and social network, being proud of strengths, focus on positive emotions and events, problem solving, and breaking the cycle of avoidance behaviour.