Sentence examples for a long tendency from inspiring English sources

Sören Holmberg, from Gothenberg University, told the Metro the result was "not surprising" - adding that there had been a "long tendency" for surges in the right-wing party's support.

And critics say the latest burst of interest merely reflects a decades' long tendency to overestimate the capabilities of lasers, while underestimating the operational and technical difficulties of using such weapons for missile defence.

But this is a long established tendency.

There has been a long standing tendency in education for digital technologies to eventually fall short of the exaggerated expectations that initially surrounded them".

Che and Juan Martin's father, Ernesto Guevara Lynch, was the charming but feckless son of a "good family," with no degree and a life-long tendency to involve himself in failing enterprises.

This discrepancy might reflect a survival bias, in that subjects with glucometabolic disturbances experience a life-long tendency for risk factor clustering while those with the most serious metabolic disturbances succumb to CVD events at an earlier age.

This is a long-established tendency.

In Malaysia there is no military threat, though there is a long-established tendency to authoritarianism within the ruling party, UMNO, that might now be reinforced.But the bigger danger lies farther south.

The relative proportions of the funds drawn from enterprises under these two headings vary; there has been a long-term tendency for the share of the turnover tax to decline and for profit transfers to increase.

After averaging, the resulting value gives a long-term tendency towards a risk category.

This is partly due to a long-term tendency to expand enrollment faster than expenditure, but the problem was greatly exacerbated by the Great Recession.