Sentence examples similar to take behaviors from inspiring English sources

"We're starting to try to conform the military to a behavior, and I remember going through the military, we took behaviors and we formed it to the military," said Representative Allen West of Florida, warning ominously (and weirdly) that "this could be the camel getting his nose under the tent".

With countless children and adults taking behavior-altering drugs, many are again tolling the bell for psychoanalysis.

The phrase does just what Zalaznick says she hopes her programming achieves: it takes behavior that some might dismiss as base and gives it value, even virtue.

Just take the behavior of two of our most prominent cultural figures.

Students with 12 or more detentions must take a behavior-improvement course for $140.

Take his behavior during a war council after the first day of the three-day Battle of Stones River in January 1863.

It doesn't take much behavior of the larvae to get in that onshore flow".

That means that when a passenger refuses to hang up, "flight attendants are going to take this behavior seriously," she said.

Studies of chimpanzee behavior performed by Frans de Waal and his colleagues suggest that chimpanzees understand emotions, and respond to different emotional states with different behavior, e.g. consoling the loser of a fight, helping, etc. De Waal takes these behaviors to be evidence of empathy in chimpanzees (de Waal 2006).

He takes these behaviors as evidence that animals have a moral sense, though one that is not as developed as the human moral sense.

"By providing this protection, are we encouraging kids to take more risky behaviors?" he said.