Sentence examples for a tendency to create from inspiring English sources
The digital world has a tendency to create winner-takes-all monopolies.
"Today there is a tendency to create conflict to drive ratings instead of getting information.
A tendency to create "grandiose strategies" without including a detailed plan for how they will be carried out.
He believes that, at many companies, there's a tendency to create more content than teams can digest.
Both saw that organic evolution has a tendency to create forms of life featuring greater and greater complexity.
The result is a tendency to create dangerous credit bubbles and introduce needless fragility into the financial system.
It was an act of defiance against what is by many Scandinavians see as a dangerous tendency to create a special set of rules for Muslims in society - as if Muslims for some reason ought to be treated more gently than other citizens.
When molecules self-assemble, explains Caroline Ross, the Toyota Professor of Materials Science and Engineering and a co-author of the papers, they have a natural tendency to create hexagonal shapes — as in a honeycomb or an array of soap bubbles between sheets of glass.
HSOs are derived from a mixture of a highly viscous PDMS (more than 5000 mPas) and different semifluorinated alkanes (F6H8, F4H5, and F4H6) or a similar substance (RMN-3), and these have a lower tendency to create dispersion and emulsion.
Biology also has a greater tendency to create progress-hindering controversy.
Georg Simmel, the early-20th-century German sociologist, described money this way: humans have a natural tendency to create unnatural hierarchies that predicate the need for haves and have-nots because, ironically, they serve a very useful role in social cohesion.
