As the largest member of the weasel family, equipped with the jaw pressure of a grizzly bear and a territory-marking odor that earns them the nickname "skunk bear," they have a tendency to leap at any soft neck tissue they see.
Clarke bears the classic characteristics of a political beast: a tendency to speak his own mind and to deliver uncomfortable truths to the prime minister.
Friends, who stop by, question the small size of Henry's new home (a size Johnson plays with in his illustrations by making the bear large, with a tendency to stick his head or leg through a window, and the house comparatively small), but he persuades them that the cabin is a good fit.
It is not uncommon for these dogs to become moody or destructive if not properly stimulated and exercised, as they have a tendency to bore easily and will often create their own fun when left alone to entertain themselves.
There is a tendency of blood borne infections to smaller NO, which is with a p = 0.57 nearly significant (Table 1).
It's almost schizophrenic … I like conducting, and working with other people, it's a very good way of stopping yourself being solipsistic, which is a tendency I can't bear.
Investors who were all too happy to have their brokers pick hot stocks for them when the market was going up have a tendency to suddenly discover in a bear market that such stocks were unsuitable.
(Peter bears an unfortunate resemblance to Chucky; elsewhere, there's a tendency toward the cute).
On this sunny afternoon, Newcombe - neatly dressed in jeans and denim shirt, black hair greying at the sideburns - does not bear much resemblance to the "Jerry Springer-esque" junkie in Dig! Yes he is volatile, with a tendency to rant.
Plastic bags can bear a striking resemblance to jellyfish underwater, and scientists have long known they have a tendency to confuse hungry sea turtles.
