Sentence examples for In the tendency of from inspiring English sources

To be sure, business leaders argue that there is a basic difference in the tendency of the two parties.

Nowhere is this more clearly manifested that in the tendency of young Americans to say 'like' every three seconds.

This does not refer to any increase in the tendency of criminals to become politicians, or vice versa.

"All this is lost in the tendency of academics and political commentators to lament the allegiant, deferential citizen of the past.

The system faces a second critical factor in the tendency of the polymer to adhere on all contact surfaces along the reactors chain, damaging the thermal energy exchange.

The explanation for why hypertension may reduce headaches, the researchers said, may lie in the tendency of people with high blood pressure to have stiffer artery walls — a condition that can lead to less overall pain.

In fact, the tendency of some psammomatous meningiomas toward pial invasion is well known in the literature.

In this, the tendency of the Rigvedic stanza (see above Sanskrit: formative period [1200 400 bc]) continues in the classical literature.

Skin effect, in electricity, the tendency of alternating high-frequency currents to crowd toward the surface of a conducting material.

Tylor claimed to find in totemism the tendency of the human spirit to classify the world and its things.

In Washington, the tendency of spokespeople is to do whatever it takes to kill a story that might make their member look even a little bit bad.