Sentence examples for created a tendency from inspiring English sources

A tactful desire to avoid any sensationalizing of Romney's faith has created a tendency not to give it appropriate due.

Once again it looks like it is time for cool heads to weather the storm, and, although most Danes are nice and well-meaning people, we have created a tendency to rock the boat every so often.

The steadiness of entrepreneurship has created a tendency to see it as a "natural" event.

The PLSS backpack created a tendency to tip backwards, but neither astronaut had serious problems maintaining balance.

Though not necessarily fatal, the condition causes a decrease in the amount of functional kidney tissue, which creates a tendency toward infection.

This favourable increase in the lift-to-drag ratio will create a tendency for the hand to "fly" up and over.

Gregg McCrary, a retired F.B.I. agent, told me that Reid-style training creates a tendency to see lies where they may not exist, with an unhealthy amount of confidence in that judgment.

This creates a tendency for traffic to cluster at one airport.Southern California's cramped, elderly airports occupy a total of only 8,400 acres, barely half what is available at Dallas-Fort Worth and a quarter of the space at Denver International.

It is my belief that the schools in Stamford only seem to be inferior because the town's efforts to have each school reflect the population of the town whole create a tendency for test scores to average down, whereas in Greenwich, some schools test very high, and others don't.

The term was initially used to denote an adaptive style that creates a tendency to develop psychosomatic symptoms [11, 48].

A ballast is screwed to the end of the thread of the cup to create tactile feedback and create a tendency to return to the primary position.