Sentence examples for greedy behavior from inspiring English sources

It was a reference to a statement by prosecutors on how Mr. Blagojevich's greedy behavior had embarrassed the state.

Her defense is to shop -- and shop and shop -- for clothes, "the only form of aggressive and greedy behavior allowed for women".

So, he says, "promoting more sustainable options rather than supporting the damaging and greedy behavior of the conventional tuna companies will actually save people 51 cents per 12-ounce can".

What Lee took to be the strange and greedy behavior of the two oldest Clutter daughters, who had moved out of the house before the murders, sealed her impression of a tight collective misery that must have rendered the existence of Nancy Clutter, the perfectionist teen-ager who was shot along with her parents and brother, an ongoing torment.

The existing security solutions in DTNs cannot cope with the greedy behavior because of the greedy nature of nodes.

In order to mitigate the greedy behavior, a minimum throughput is also included which jeopardize the violation of the performance.

On the other hand, highly exploitative greedy behaviors could guarantee minimum number of switches, while performance is only marginally downgraded.

The timing of the reward, notions of injustice, and apathy that sets in when the race is over work to influence greedy behaviors.

The ϵ-greedy strategy and its variants have common greedy behaviors where the best arm (the one of highest rewards expectation based on acquired knowledge) is always pulled except when a (uniformly) random action is taken [28].

Attacks in this layer can include MAC address spoofing, transmission of spurious MAC frames (e.g., RTS, CTS, ACK) [62], as well as greedy behaviors by cheating on backoff rules [63, 64].

"But after sitting on the jury I thought, 'Wow, greedy, reckless behavior really does happen there.' " In explaining the verdict, both Mr. Dawson and Mr. Brendler said that they believed that Mr. Stoker was made a scapegoat for the industry's sins.