Sentence examples for Inherent tendency from inspiring English sources

Capitalism does not contain an inherent tendency to civilise itself.

This work displays the inherent tendency of the material and cannot be altered!

The real value of the reserves would be to counteract the inherent tendency to panic.

He had faith in the "monster's" inherent tendency to over-reach and destroy itself.

The uncoupling of heat and matter transport releases the inherent tendency of the autocatalyst to grow.

After all, members of the dominant group have an inherent tendency to maintain the narrative of dominance and avoid bridging.

The inherent tendency toward such things leads to the natural politic within people, making a natural space 'political'political

Clement Greenberg spoke of painting's "progressive surrender to the resistance of its medium"; Theodor W. Adorno, of the "inherent tendency of the musical material".

Part of the wider difficulty lies in the inherent tendency for professions to establish their autonomy through forms of language that are transparent only to fellow professionals.

So much of it, by inherent tendency – its original sin – seems paranoid, repressive, repressed, disproportionate, harmful, world-denying and anti-human.

First, one may assume that although the economy has an inherent tendency to swing very widely, there are limits beyond which it cannot go.