Sentence examples for generous behaviour from inspiring English sources

The exemplary and generous behaviour of the Olympic volunteers was almost immediately reframed to promote volunteering as yet another replacement for previously paid positions.

Woods has lost the affection of some observers over the past year through his increasingly surly and uncooperative manner and been subjected to unfavourable comparisons with the more generous behaviour of some of his rivals.

As a result, pictures of attractive, smiling female fundraisers put donors in a better mood and encourage generous behaviour.

The fact that overcontributors may be punished or ostracized by others and the apparent desire to hide overly generous behaviour as a consequence may act as a socially imposed limit to runaway selection for cooperative displays that might otherwise be expected to evolve under the concept of competitive altruism [ 13].

Even at the time she first chose him, Theresa May's appointment of Boris Johnson as foreign secretary in July seemed a generous reward for bad behaviour.

Many reported commencing on insulin within 1 2 weeks of GDM diagnosis, and some women felt they would have mastered the requisite GDM self-management behaviours in a more generous time frame.

We have made great progress against yobs thanks to generous use of the government's new antisocial behaviour orders - which the Liberal Democrats, incidentally, opposed.

Ms Park's main rival in the election, Moon Jae-in, had proposed a full return to the South's "sunshine policy"—offering generous aid to North Korea in the hope of inspiring better behaviour.

This contradicts previous findings, which have shown that excessively generous individuals are singled out for punishment, even though their behaviour ostensibly benefits the individuals who punish them [ 9].

The delegation were impressed with the increased knowledge and change in behaviour within the community - thanks to the generous funding and support of the Government of the Netherlands through EKN.

The boys' behaviour and academic performance improved, and Rusty's headteacher showered her with "enthusiastic, generous praise".