Sentence examples for a tendency to take from inspiring English sources

Risk-taking propensity refers to a tendency to take or avoid risks.

"People have a tendency to take the heat lightly," Capt.

Bishop Hubbard has shown a tendency to take unpopular stands.

Often when they find out you're separating there can be a tendency to take sides.

"We've had in the past a tendency to take our eye off the ball," he said.

Likewise only teams in the doldrums have a tendency to take wickets with no-balls.

"I have a tendency to take on a lot of responsibility and things can get crazy," Ms. Rusch said.

"Now I think there's more of a tendency to take the baby out early if there's any question at all".

In many countries, but in Italy especially, there has been a tendency to take that heritage for granted.

The job market's gotten stronger, and that has a tendency to take people out of independent work.

However, there has been a tendency to take for granted the human process of making sense of the intrusiveness of dialysis.