Where grasslands are degraded by grazing pressure, the best control strategy is not necessarily to exclude grazing, as is the tendency when biodiversity values are the chief concern.
In other words, the hidden toxic energy around shame is buried in a belief that we are not "enough" just the way we are, and the tendency when we feel incomplete is to seek our "enough-ness" wherever we can find it.
This cognitive estrangement is facilitated by the tendency when talking about human rights by both media outlets and human right organizations to invest in superlatives, rankings, and reputations.
There is the tendency to grandstand when either or both parties think they have an iron-cast case.
"One of the biggest differences between institutions and private investors is the tendency to sell when things are bad".
The tendency, when you're in a lull, is to try to pull it to right field".
"There is this tendency when world leaders die to kind of misplace this romanticism around some world leaders," Llamas said.
The education reporter Dana Goldstein, in her book "The Teacher Wars," published in 2014, looks at American history and describes a recurring situation of what she calls "moral panic" — the tendency, when there's an economic or social crisis, to lay blame on public-school teachers.
And then there's the tendency to be disappointed when you actually read the work of people you'd admired for their reputations.
In favor of this hypothesis is the tendency of most insects, when startled while climbing on branches, to escape by dropping to the ground.
