Sentence examples for creating a tendency from inspiring English sources
The debate on ethnic differences in the Netherlands tends to focus on deviations from the norm, creating a tendency to distinguish between the ethnic Dutch population and the mainly non-western minorities (Gorashi 2006), thus ignoring differences between ethnic minority groups as well as individual differences within these groups.
Yet our lifestyles force our hands and arms into an almost constant downward/backward position, creating a tendency to slouch forward.
Exactly how genes create a tendency toward more or less educational attainment remains fundamentally unclear.
According to the doctrine, good conduct brings a pleasant and happy result and creates a tendency toward similar good acts, while bad conduct brings an evil result and creates a tendency toward similar evil acts.
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.
I know that I was very lonely as a child, and that has created a tendency in me to feel lonely even if I'm surrounded with friends.
When a public university receives funding from big donors, rich parents, and corporate scholarships, it creates a tendency to view education as investment in the individual.
A tactful desire to avoid any sensationalizing of Romney's faith has created a tendency not to give it appropriate due.
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.
