Unlike most polemicists, Lanier has a disarming tendency to conclude forceful assertions with a moment of cheerful self-deprecation.
These days, hip-hop is an increasingly conservative genre, and Yo Majesty's sexuality — along with their tendency to conclude their performances with some toplessness — will probably be discussed more than their music on the message boards and comment threads that form hip-hop's online town square.
Indeed when we are told the complete details of what is going on in RD cases, there is no tendency to conclude that pains turn out not to exist.
One would have to conclude that he has a tendency to alienate those around him, or that those people were telling the truth.
If this is a correct account of the character of liberal ideology and of the aims of liberal politics, Schmitt is right to conclude that liberalism has a tendency to undermine a community's political existence, as he understands it.
Scalia and Thomas's approach, he concludes, "has a tendency to undermine the Constitution's efforts to create a framework for democratic government — a government that, while protecting basic individual liberties, permits citizens to govern themselves, and to govern themselves effectively".
Studies of women's decisions about breast cancer prevention and screening conclude that women have a tendency to overestimate both their risk of breast cancer and the risks of side effects associated with risk-reducing interventions, leading to suboptimal decision making.
Thereby, it has a tendency to be rejected, and this rejection is insufficient for one to conclude the validity of the disease-disease link.
Based on analyses of two Québec populations, Gagnon and Heyer (2001) also concluded that family size does not have a tendency to run in families.
The panelists concluded that the agency's main problem was a tendency to assume that business would reduce workplace hazards by stepping up existing technologies.
