Sentence examples for has behaved over from inspiring English sources
"The way this company has behaved over this recall is incomprehensibly bad".
"The way the government has behaved over the past three months belies the picture of urgency and crisis they have painted," he wrote on The Guardian's Web site.
The way Europe has behaved over the current Greek crisis is scarcely less shameful than the way those crusaders behaved all those centuries ago.
It states: "We are dismayed with the way the media has behaved over the last couple of days in relation to our daughter's case.
New research by Kevin Trenberth and John Fasullo of the National Center for Atmospheric Research investigates how the warming of the Earth's climate has behaved over the past 15 years compared with the previous few decades.
"The way the political system has behaved over the last few weeks showed that the idea the country is on a bad equilibrium hasn't really sunk in," said Federico Fubini, an economics commentator at Corriere della Sera, the country's leading daily newspaper.
In a letter to the Hirshhorn and the Smithsonian Institution that runs it, Ms. Caplan complained about the "contentious manner and lack of inclusiveness with which a number of trustees and staff associated with the Hirshhorn and the Smithsonian have behaved over the past year".
The fact is if you look at Chinese history, what you see is that the Chinese have behaved, over time, much like the European great powers, the United States, and the Japanese.
She's also focusing on those who have enabled and excused harassment and abuse in the workplace: "They deserve to be held to account after the way that they have behaved over many decades... We're actually looking at prosecutions, as well as exposing these people".
Unquestionably President Obama has behaved fecklessly over Syria – first declaring Assad must go without saying how, then casually laying down a "red line" over the use of chemical weapons, then announcing his decision to use force, only to pass the buck to Congress, and all the while making it plain that deep down he would prefer not touch Syria with a barge pole.
