Sentence examples for easy tendency from inspiring English sources

There is an easy tendency, sustained by the media, to accentuate the extreme social precariousness in the French suburbs, the failure of national integration, the continuing problem of the suburbs, regardless of the particular political persuasion of the government in charge.

Columbia Business School in New York calls it "honest over-confidence" - that easy tendency men have to believe they are more able than they actually are.

The percentage of paint workers who had numbness in both hands was 10% (5 painters), two (4%) had mild fever and easy tendency to bleed form gums and nose was also, observed in two (4%) workers.

In present case, the formation of bamboo-shaped CNTs is more possibly attributed to the doping of nitrogen into CNTs because of the easy tendency of 5-member ring structure formation.

There is an easy tendency to say "politics is politics" and that criminal activity requires a certain state of mind or intent to commit a crime.

And, the roughness of the ark's construction seems much closer to a vessel designed to float rather than to sail, so the film's rendering sometimes challenges our all-too-easy tendencies to think of the ark for floating as a boat for sailing, when the text does not suggest the latter.

This can have clinical symptoms such as easy bleeding tendency.

The normally loyal Conservative backbencher Kwasi Kwarteng said while he generally welcomed the budget: "My worry is that having a system where you are giving mortgages without increasing the supply will lead to asset price inflation, because obviously if the amount of supply remains the same and you are making credit easier, the tendency would be for the prices to go up".

The normally loyal Conservative backbencher Kwasi Kwarteng, while he generally welcomed the budget, said: "My worry is that having a system where you are giving mortgages without increasing the supply will lead to asset price inflation, because obviously if the amount of supply remains the same and you are making credit easier, the tendency would be for the prices to go up".

But he added: "My worry with this is that having a system where you are giving mortgages without increasing the supply will lead to asset price inflation, because obviously if the amount of supply remains the same and you are making credit easier, the tendency would be for the prices to go up.

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