Sentence examples for because of their tendency from inspiring English sources
Burn scars are known to be difficult to treat because of their tendency to worsen with hypertrophy and contracture.
Continentals and Celts do not make good butlers because of their tendency to "run about screaming" at the slightest provocation.
Shelly fossils, such as brachiopods (lamp shells) and trilobites, have proved most useful for correlation within individual continents because of their tendency to be endemic.
Large driftnets are banned in many areas and on the high seas because of their tendency to indiscriminately kill marine creatures, including turtles and marine mammals.
Pyrazolone derivatives, with some exceptions, are no longer widely used in many countries, because of their tendency to cause an acute infection known as agranulocytosis.
Because of their tendency to withdraw, highly neurotic individuals tend to possess an impoverished repertoire of behavioral alternatives for addressing the demands of reality.
Monomeric FPs are ideal tools for fluorescent tagging in biomedical imaging whereas oligomeric FPs hinder their usage as tagging labels because of their tendencies to aggregate.
Children with ADHD have been shown to be more accident prone than other children [ 53], likely because of their tendencies toward impulsive, overactive behavior.
Third, public health officials believe that interventions towards this group are generally less effective and, sometimes, less efficient than other groups because of their tendencies to resist interventions and/or their lack of freedom to choose healthy environments to live.
This is particularly true for High Performance and Ultra High Performance concretes, which have been often used in the last decade in nuclear engineering applications, tall buildings and in tunnels, because of their higher tendency to spalling experience.
The theory is that heavier vehicles are safer than lighter ones for their own occupants in some kinds of accidents -- though S.U.V.'s and pickup trucks are not safer than cars, as a class, because of their greater tendency to roll over.
