Sentence examples for may be behaving from inspiring English sources

The four sharks may be behaving as they are because of their age.

If investors are right about inflation, the bond market may be behaving rationally.

In essence, Arctic waters may be behaving more like those around Antarctica, where a broad fringe of sea ice builds each winter and nearly disappears in the summer.

The labour market statistics provide some answers, suggesting that UK employers may be behaving in a different way during this economic crisis compared with previous crises.

Scott Corfe, senior economist at the Centre for Economics and Business Research, said: "UK employers may be behaving in a different way during this economic crisis compared with previous crises.

In essence, Arctic waters may be behaving more like those around Antarctica, where a broad fringe of sea ice builds each austral winter and nearly disappears in the summer.

It's about a graphic novel and, within that novel, there are various links to a government organisation which may or may not be behaving badly.

There are three main reasons big studios may not be behaving optimally.

When private or public institutions override people's desire not to choose and insist on active choosing, they may well be behaving paternalistically, through a form of choice-requiring paternalism.

Within these works by Seiwert, Patterson and Adam there remains a reverence for the classical genre; they may not be behaving badly like the rebels of yesteryear, but they're quietly storming the citadel.

AmNLG3 splicing may therefore be behaving in a similar way.