The phrase "a tendency to continuing" is not correct in written English.
It should be rephrased for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "He has a tendency to continue working late into the night."
Alternatives: "a tendency to persist" or "a tendency to carry on".
Both in the family and the community, isolation could be subtle, but it could also be obvious and had a tendency to continue much longer than medically justified.
Mr. Birinyi said shares of companies that have done well "have a tendency to continue to do well, especially if they are being innovative and inventing new products".
Wolsink [10] argues that while the deployment of smart grid infrastructure is crucial for further renewables deployment, there is a tendency to continue to neglect social determinants.
Kianzad tells me that the legal clubs have a tendency to continue after they're obliged to close, so they (quietly) cooperate with illegal clubs for after-parties, and sometimes even featuring the artist the legal venue booked that night.
We have a tendency to continue to do what we have done in the past, so we must replace non-virtuous actions with virtuous actions in order to make spiritual progress.
They'll feel their paycheck being less and that argument" -- that letting it expire amounts to a tax hike -- "eventually is bound to be made," said Sen. Mike Johanns (R-Neb .. "TheR-Neb .ways a tendency to continue those things... Once someThere comes in, it's very difficult to chalwayst," said Sen. George Voinovich (R-Ohio).
Further, the study demonstrated that a high intake of some food items at home had a tendency to continue also in the military camp.
Smokers have a tendency to continue their smoking behavior as a result of rationalizations about the benefit of smoking filtered cigarettes [ 44, 45].
It also indicates that there is a tendency to continue giving birth at home once the mother had previously given birth at home.
