Sentence examples for apparent tendency from inspiring English sources

One striking fact, say politicians in both parties, is the apparent tendency of voters to blame their governors rather than Washington for economic difficulties.

Surely his apparent tendency to become aggressive in his dealings with the public would have been mentioned by his sergeants and inspectors while compiling these appraisals.

It has been dubbed the "Raincrow" because of its apparent tendency to call more frequently on cloudy days, although its proficiency as predictor of weather has never been demonstrated.

Results show that the plasticizer causes no apparent tendency to re-crystallization in the film structure, but alter other physical properties, such as flexibility, interactions between the macromolecule chains and susceptibility to humidity.

There are two reasons for the large number of engineers, they argue: a "severe lack" of professional opportunities in Middle Eastern and north African countries, and an apparent tendency for engineers to subscribe to an ultra-conservative, religious worldview - in the US, anyway.

In conversation, and even in his speeches, Frank often refers to his lifelong struggle to lose weight, but he is well into his seventh decade, and that battle seems to have been lost, a plight accentuated by his apparent tendency to buy shirts in his aspirational, rather than his actual, size.

His friend Jane Hyde, 44, said of the apparent Spanish tendency to spank their own naked rear ends as a form of applause, "That bottom-smacking thing is rude!" Mr. Ricart, the graphic designer, pronounced the experience "amazing".

From our perspective, Endostatin would be more effective to prevent angiogenesis before it happens in breast cancer, a disease with an apparent strong tendency to remain dormant at least prior to primary tumor removal.

Furthermore, serum glycine and histidine levels showed an apparent declining tendency when compared between early and late stage OA, indicating their possible role for monitoring the degree of joint damage in OA.

The scientist Sir Tim Hunt had his career reduced to tatters when his remarks about the apparent lachrymose tendencies of female researchers went viral.

Transplanted cells in nude mice formed subcutaneous tumors, which had histological features of squamous cell carcinoma with apparent keratinizing tendencies.