Sentence examples for developing into a habit from inspiring English sources

And taking money for the party has a way of developing into a habit of taking money for individuals.

Pomeranians are alert and aware of changes in their environment and barking at new stimuli can develop into a habit of barking excessively in any situation.

This dismissal soon developed into a habit, and by the time he hit his teenage years, Taylor had acquired a position and a modest office in his high school's library a convenient haven from the local bullies. .

This should become easier with each day as it develops into a habit.

Just the one century, albeit a critical one in the series-sealing win at Johannesburg, and his tendency to toss away good starts is developing into a bad habit (the game won't always be as easy as it looks now Joe), but they are the only blemishes in another successful series with the bat.

Soon after, Manager Bobby Valentine noted that it was causing him to swing flat-footed, and Valentine said this week that it might have developed into a bad habit.

I know several people personally who got into various cycles of 'light' drug use - even things like combining red bull and pro-plus which then develops into a daily habit.

Dwelling on frustration or negative aspects of your life can make frustration worse, until it develops into a daily habit.

As an amateur, you may not know when you are making a mistake, and so you may let it develop into a bad habit.

And issuing apologies and denials has recently developed into an uncomfortably regular habit.

Since its inception in 2008, At War has taken time to look closely at the tools of war, a habit that has developed into a semi-regular series of posts on equipment carried by the front-line troops of both Western units and insurgent groups.