Sentence examples for a reliable tendency from inspiring English sources

Country music has a reliable tendency to talk about America and its mores, which is of interest to Americans but less so to the British.

Sweden, in contrast, avoided wars since two centuries, and Swedish life expectancy at birth also increased smoothly but non-linearly since two centuries, Figure 2, without showing a reliable tendency to become constant.

In Young's career, every fact is in dispute, every reliable tendency is repudiated.

Sure, there may be other, subtler explanations for humanity's reliable tendency towards wrongness and fiasco, but I can't be bothered to think of any.

Temporal response or information measures showed less reliable tendencies of global organization.

Males take points from opponents more often than do females, and psychologists regard the behavior as a reliable measure of aggressive tendencies.

Johnson's overwhelming defeat of Goldwater was not a reliable index of the political tendencies of the country; it was a tribute to a dead man at the expense of a self-described extremist who was even more politically tone-deaf than Eugene McCarthy.

It's also a good way to develop a reliable golf swing.Third, Koreans have a tendency to follow trends.

A higher GDS score (≥11) reflects depressive tendencies and represents a reliable instrument to diagnose depressive disorder.

This is not a reliable method because we all have a tendency to look for links if we have heard they might be true.

On all subscales of internal consistency, teacher ratings were more reliable, a tendency that is in line with those of previous studies [ 43].