Sentence examples for growing tendency for from inspiring English sources

Fashion historians suggest that the current popularity of the mule reflects a growing tendency for shoes to show more foot.

Mr Théodore notes the growing tendency for big investment banks to act as in-house exchanges for clients.

Crooked Timber's Bertram warns of a growing tendency for universities to seek to impose "more corporate control over what academics do.

One of the changes that has helped make this possible is the growing tendency for cookbooks to be based on specific restaurants.

Over the past three years, I've noticed a growing tendency for people to say: "I can't tell you what I think," when it comes to immigration.

And it is merely the latest manifestation of a growing tendency for science to poke its nose into the God business.Religion cries out for a biological explanation.

Note the general growing tendency of and for increasing.

(In a recent Critic's Notebook, Pete Wells lamented the growing tendency of restaurants to charge for a bread "course"; the only thing worse, it might follow, is being charged for a stale-bread course).

But for expert observers, the growing tendency of many in Zuccotti to focus exclusively on sustaining life in the park may be a bigger concern for the larger, historical question of the Occupy Wall Street movement's sustainability.

Primarily accountable for the shutdown was the growing tendency of Americans to avoid sugar.

On the trend side, there's a growing tendency of firms to open a San Francisco "office".