Sentence examples for habit point from inspiring English sources

This gets back to the "breaking the habit" point above.

Recent studies (and digital detox stories) on parents' screen habits point to device-distracted moms and dads as a growing problem for kids.

These data are important for recognizing that the integrity and functionality of biomolecules is closely correlated with integration with fatty acids and antioxidants, whether from a dietary-habit point of view or from a therapeutic point of view.

But the change in driving habits points to a deeper difficulty.

The nationwide survey on diet and eating habits points to estimated alcohol consumption as being very much higher in men.

Primatologists define culture as the acquisition of habits and point out that chimps possess 40-odd cultural habits that one group of chimps have that another group doesn't, such as fishing for termites with a stick.

He also developed a healthy respect for his boss's habit of "point-of-view editing", which involved spelling out in detail to employees the reasons for changes he made to products.

The parent will have to rate: 1) the level of difficulty the child has in performing each of 36 life habits (5-point scale), and 2) the type of assistance the child needs to perform that life habit (4-point scale).

But what is known -- his career in the K.G.B., his tough suppression of Chechnya, his statements, his ascetic habits -- point in many ways to an updated version of the Andropov model.

What is so fascinating about babies' habit of pointing with that particular finger is that it seems to be partly learned.

He also has a disconcerting habit of pointing to El Salvador as an example of a country that has properly implemented the reforms the United States wants to see.