Sentence examples for reasonable to behave from inspiring English sources

Mayor Drew Dilkens said he hopes buskers and panhandlers get "on the same page where they agree to something reasonable to behave accordingly," while Larry Horwitz said street performers "can be a strong addition to the city core" and that "you can see where people feel they are disenfranchised".

I love a reason to behave badly".

It's easy to present yourself as being reasonable and fair, and to behave in ways that hide prejudice and bias," said Ouseley.

An important point here is that in many natural environments, asexually reproducing organisms such as bacteria are likely to be (spatially) close to their ancestors and descendants, such that inclusive fitness theory implies that it is entirely reasonable for them to behave altruistically, e.g. by 'bet hedging'.

People who have lost their ability to behave as reasonable citizens?

It is reasonable to expect homologous genes to behave similarly in humans implying that mutational loading could exceed buffering capacity leading to improper heart development.

DAVID MACHLOWITZ Westfield, N.J., June 7, 2011 To the Editor: As we send troops to die for our country, it is reasonable to expect our elected officials to behave — a modest effort at shared sacrifice, but still.

A main challenge in the development of distributed systems is to ensure that the components continue to behave in a reasonable manner even when communication becomes unreliable.

Losing patience with the British, Welensky took a harder line against them: "I've tried all along to behave in a reasonable and responsible manner.

Because our task involved recognition of probe items rather than a more challenging free recall demand, it is reasonable to expect fewer executive networks to behave abnormally as the demands on cognitive processing during this phase are relatively low.

Try to behave well with adults - be polite and reasonable.