Sentence examples for earlier tendency from inspiring English sources

"Pakistan's response so far has demonstrated their earlier tendency to resort to a policy of denial and to seek to deflect and shift the blame and responsibility," he said.

During the last 40 years of his life, certain earlier tendencies in his photography became more marked.

A final fault in much learning theory stems from earlier tendencies to use the laws of physics as a model.

What was seen in the 20th century was not only an intensification and spread of earlier tendencies in the social sciences but also the development of many new tendencies that, in the aggregate, made the 19th century seem by comparison one of quiet unity and simplicity in the social sciences.

Childhood friends say he showed an early tendency for fakery.

Against his own weaknesses, Yastrzemski attained an inward respect for his own gifts, overcoming his early tendency to coast with them — a lesser but considerable achievement.

Once he had overcome an early tendency to fall over in mid-performance from his pre-show intake – insecurity drove his consumption of drink and drugs – his sparse, minimalist performances could be riveting.

Mr. Chabrol may have once enjoyed punishing his sexual female characters (it's there in his first feature, "Le Beau Serge," and titles that follow), but this early tendency has happily given way to more complex portraits.

Isaacson complicates the familiar Horatio Alger theme of the "Autobiography" by noticing Franklin's early tendency to adopt fictional pseudonyms (for example, Silence Dogood) and to present his convictions obliquely in satirical fables, giving his public image a flirtatious and forever flickering quality.

Here's a photo of one of the slain birds, followed by French's note: Whooping crane chicks have definite personalities; chick L10 was shy but blossomed into a rascal, and chick L8 had an early tendency toward being a bit of a bully, but eventually learned to get along with his peers.

The results demonstrated a significant increase in unimanual power grip force between the 18th and 30th week followed by a flat period until the 41st week; we also ascertained an early tendency to play bimanually with centrally and laterally placed objects with a subsequent increase in all ages of unimanual successful power grasping both for central task and midline crossing.