Sentence examples for common tendency toward from inspiring English sources

At this time the colours become brighter, with a common tendency toward red, and there may even be an intensification of the hue in moments of excitement.

At the same time, certain common tendencies emerged.

For example, if you tend to have a strong tendency toward visuals (a common front-right brain dominance quality), find a way to organize that takes that preference into account.

This tendency toward impulsivity is especially common among young people — and not only with gun suicides.

This study was also subject to recall bias (tendency toward underestimation) which is common to almost all published cohort studies on alcohol and chronic disease which rely on participant self-reported alcohol use.

Surprisingly or not, another upside of the crypto market is its tendency toward charitable giving, which is quite common in the space.

Synovitis was common in both groups of patients, although we found a tendency toward more synovitis in the MCP and PIP joints in RA patients.

New stories about alcohol overdoses among college students and their non-college peers have become increasingly common, a fact that is perhaps not surprising given the tendency toward excessive drinking in this age-group.

Although investigation of incidence was possible in only one part of the rural area, the tendency toward more neck fractures than trochanteric fractures was common among rural medical districts.

A possible explanation for the rise of the Ptychostomella lineage would be that the group shares a common ancestor with a subset of the Tetranchyroderma species characterized by a tendency toward reduction and loss of the cuticular hooks.

"While in the past there has been tendency towards convergence, now there is a tendency toward divergence".