Sentence examples for more good behavior from inspiring English sources

If you reward good behavior, your return on investment will be more good behavior.

By contrast, Palestinians today see their leadership banging its head against a wall, hoping against reason that a bit more good behavior will bring about an independent state.

You reward good behavior, you get more good behavior.

Still, Dave Reichert, the Republican sheriff of King County, along with other sheriffs in the state, opposed the law allowing offenders to earn more time for good behavior because, he said, he was afraid some of those released were violent criminals.

Facebook will need to do more than "encourage" good behavior to keep publishers from abusing Live.

And that human beings in a state of self-acceptance and self-love are much more inclined to good behavior than those who have been taught they are bad or worthless, the latter making them prey to addictions, criminal behavior, and resentment of others.

Bruce Feiler, "This Life" columnist for Sunday Styles and author of "Walking the Bible", "Abraham" and "The Secrets of Happy Families" (coming in February): Bribe more creatively (fewer direct rewards for good behavior; more unanticipated praise and surprise adventures).

With any child, it's more effective to reward good behavior than to punish bad behavior.

Everyone was on good behavior, more or less, including Mr. Giuliani himself.

The Assembly had agreed to go for the higher sentences for Class B felons in return for the Senate's support on giving prisoners more time off for good behavior, according to Deborah P. Small, an advocate with the Drug Policy Alliance who accompanied Mr. Simmons.

Re "No More A's for Good Behavior" (Week in Review, Nov. 28), about schools that are giving grades for mastery of the material, separate from assessments of whether students are well behaved and hard-working: What kinds of lessons are we teaching children if we tell them it's O.K. to ignore deadlines and that there are no real consequences for being disruptive or unprepared?