Sentence examples for growing tendency towards from inspiring English sources

Maybe there's a bit of "Stockholm Syndrome" involved here, as Bethlehem Shoals pointed out in his understandably ambiguous farewell to the outdoing commish, or maybe it's another example of humanity's growing tendency towards preemptive nostalgia.

"However, Nestlé's confirmation of their purchase from the two plantations in question is more positive, indicative perhaps of a growing tendency towards greater transparency in their supply chain and more attention to human rights".

19 A third possible limitation is the growing tendency towards microdecompression, especially among neurosurgeons, during the study period.

Thus we are not able to deduct whether a part of the increase in the incidence of operative treatment of proximal humeral fractures is due to growing numbers of proximal humeral fractures or a growing tendency towards surgical treatment.

In recent years a growing tendency towards less invasive decompressive procedures has emerged.

3 However, in recent years a growing tendency towards less invasive decompressive procedures has emerged.

The result is a growing tendency toward self-censorship.

Is it a growing tendency?

She had noticed a growing tendency to paranoia recently.

Note the general growing tendency of and for increasing.

We observed a linear growing tendency for all age groups.