Sentence examples for another tendency from inspiring English sources

Another tendency is to belittle the contribution that amateurs make.

Another tendency is simply to overlook certain areas, like the nipple or high up the chest.

Here's a representative passage: REMEMBER SMALL IS BEAUTIFUL Another tendency is to attempt large-scale, mass programs.

Another tendency, begun by Aruṇācala Kavirāyar in the 18th century, sought to bring the spoken and written languages together.

Another tendency, led by Julian Steward, argued rather for an evolutionism that was more directly Darwinian in inspiration.

Another tendency is to acknowledge racism only to treat it as the result of elite or rightwing misdirection exploiting people's real concerns.

As for another trend — the tendency for museum trustees to set up their own competing museums — Mr. Dayton said shortly, "There's a lot of ego involved".

Another theosophic tendency in Languedoc developed concurrently with but independently of the Sefer ha-bahir.

Still another major tendency in all of the social sciences after World War II was the interest in "social systems".

Another troubling tendency, Epley writes, is that we tend to believe people who are different than us are less intelligent and don't have feelings like ours.

The patch size and the patch number of industrial estate land and farmland also pointed to these changes, while communal facilities land and residential land assumed another similar tendency towards changes.