Sentence examples for general tendency to from inspiring English sources

Most of the world's languages can be divided into two groups based on the general tendency to have the specific either precede or follow the generic.

In addition, there is a general tendency to accentuate the negative.

Grandparents' care and assistance to the elderly parents: is there a general tendency to care?

"But 'Sesame Street' has a general tendency to be condescending, and it's getting worse at it.

SSY decreased during 1954 1972, and then showed a general tendency to increase.

And this seemed to reflect a more general tendency to go with the political wind.

The chemical inhibitors have the general tendency to raise the steady-state temperature.

Their sliminess, as well as their general tendency to stir human uneasiness, has made them a tough species to champion.

He argued that culture elements have a general tendency to diffuse equally in all directions from their locus of invention.

Random sampling proportional to productivity reflects the industry's general tendency to drill more productive prospects before less productive prospects.

And there is a general tendency to understand fugues as progressing from counterpoints of solo instruments to emphatic tutti conclusions.