Sentence examples for less behaved from inspiring English sources

"Morale is horrible," he said one recent afternoon as he watched his new charges from his glass-enclosed perch -- inmates who may have murdered, plundered or conspired in the outside world but have more or less behaved in jail.

While Tyson Fury and Dereck Chisora have (more or less) behaved themselves in the long lead-up to their heavyweight rematch, neither walks on the side of the angels, each owning a hard-won reputation for indiscretion.

Children are welcome in non-fancy restaurants, but they're expected to more or less behave.

Looming over the Olympic stadium is a highrise tower that more or less behaves itself for its first 20 floors and then suddenly erupts into a gigantic Elvis quiff, rearing up another 15 floors and taking a terrifying cantilevered leap into space.

Cursor more or less behaves like a search engine internally.

It is to minimise such injuries that breeders are kept in semi-darkness: in low light conditions they move around less and behave less belligerently, though they are also more prone to ophthalmic disorders.

Although this represents a small part of our more extensive experimental investigation, the results show that all the purposed stratified ventilation systems (CJV and UFAD) were more or less behaving as mixing systems with some tendency for displacement effects.

In the throes of a military reform which will bring in a professional army, Germany appears to see its national interest less and less in behaving as the best team player around.

Even so, the cathedral staff can take comfort from the fact that the demonstrators are camped down peacefully outside their sacred building, whereas their own master was far less well behaved.

As Little [ 3] pointed out, the non-linear models are less well behaved.

But, actually, young people are drinking less and behaving better.