Sentence examples for evidence of misbehavior from inspiring English sources

It's tempting, when evidence of misbehavior has been presented to me, to try to avoid dealing with it.

If we spy on our kids, especially in the absence of any evidence of misbehavior or dangerous behavior, aren't we teaching them that it's acceptable for an authority to spy on those in its care simply for their own good?

DISCRETION and privacy have become antiquated notions on social networks, and the generous revelation of secrets make some people cringe — though not divorce lawyers searching for evidence of misbehavior by their clients' spouses.

In his opening statement for MasterCard, Kenneth Gallo said the government was creating "a misimpression" of how the industry works, comparing selected evidence of misbehavior to trying to depict Michael Jordan as uncompetitive by showing a film clip of him with his arm around a defeated opponent.

The more evidence of misbehavior that piles up against Trump the more it seems clear the party will stay behind him.

The bank, which claims it is cooperating with the investigators, said that "an internal investigation into the specific allegations has not identified any evidence of misbehavior by UBS Deutschland AG".

Indeed, Trump has done little to suggest that evidence of Saudi misbehavior would compel him to disrupt his close relationship with the kingdom.

He suggested that Islamabad would likely present USG officials with "fabricated" evidence of alleged Indian misbehavior in Afghanistan or the border areas, namely the FATA.

The advisers said Mrs. Clinton had only recently been persuaded to allow negotiations aimed at settling the lawsuit after firmly resisting such a course since the beginning, because that could be taken as evidence of his sexual misbehavior.

Because the alternative is a really frightening one, where evidence of such sexual misbehavior would be used as leverage by the head of the F.B.I. for whatever purpose he wished -- to achieve whatever goals he wanted in other branches of the government.

Moreover, companies are not as likely to come forward with evidence related to senior executives or to widespread patterns of misbehavior, some academics say.