Sentence examples for been a growing tendency from inspiring English sources

In the plast decade there has been a growing tendency to see the terms Arab, Muslim, fanatic, even terrorist as practically interchangeable.

In recent years, there's also been a growing tendency to split single films – usually the final parts of huge franchises – in two.

Buildings are seldom taller than eight stories, but since 1967 there has been a growing tendency, despite opposition, for high-rise construction.

Mr. Hall concurred that there has been a growing tendency for residents to file complaints with township officials, evidence, he said, that the Quaker tolerance of Moorestown's past is rapidly disappearing.

And from 1940 onwards there had been a growing tendency for prime ministers to make the great policy decisions in personal contact with the heads of other states - wisely or not.

Recently, there has been a growing tendency to research sensing modalities with pyroelectric infrared (PIR) sensors [9 11].

The result is a growing tendency toward self-censorship.

Fowler agrees that there is a growing tendency to apply our own concerns to Zelda.

Thus, there was a growing tendency toward the mortification of the flesh.

There is a growing tendency to denigrate the 60s as an overblown period when nothing of significance actually happened.

There is a growing tendency all over the world to disguise the real grounds upon which 'non-conformists' are imprisoned.