Sentence examples for By the tendency from inspiring English sources

Imposter syndrome is reinforced by the tendency to compare yourself to other people.

His own career has been brushed by the tendency to exclude.

He is heartened too by the tendency to encourage digital users to set privacy settings.

Both phenomena are driven by the tendency of the formation of O H⋯O hydrogen bonds.

However, X-ray studies of oxyHb have previously been hindered by the tendency of oxyHb crystals to autoxidize.

Economic, political and national security challenges proliferate, and they are made worse by the tendency to turn inward.

Leigh is clearly dismayed by the tendency in Hollywood to consider actors as having a sell-by date.

And we should all be unsettled by the tendency of some people to romanticize and empathize with the Confederacy.

Ministries still seem paralyzed by the tendency, instilled during the dictatorship, to defer every decision to the top.

Those ills were caused by the tendency of sentient beings to grasp, to cling to evanescent things in the vain hope that they remain permanent.

This cognitive estrangement is facilitated by the tendency when talking about human rights by both media outlets and human right organizations to invest in superlatives, rankings, and reputations.