Sentence examples for humans tendency from inspiring English sources

Actually, humans' tendency to repeat mistakes is a theme of several Fringe plays this year.

But today's "sixth extinction" is unique in the way that the largest species, such as great white sharks, blue whales and southern bluefin tuna, are being pushed to the brink, due to humans' tendency to fish for larger species more often than smaller ones.

The results may shed light on humans' tendency to cooperate.

Bonnie and her colleagues say the results, reported online this week in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, suggest that the evolutionary roots of humans' tendency to follow convention are also present in our chimpanzee cousins.

"If you looked in enough individuals you might find someone with the gene". As for those cat owners who insist their feline loves chocolate or goes crazy for ice cream, Finger shrugged at humans' tendency to anthropomorphize their pets' tastes.

At the end of the episode, as the humans of Maple Street have descended into a chaotic riot, the actual aliens are shown watching from a nearby hilltop, musing about humans' tendency to turn on one another rather than taking effective action.

This natural human tendency has important consequences.

It is a natural human tendency to seek after meaning.

Trial lawyers push this human tendency to a higher level.

Chalk it up to human tendency to truncate language.

We have a human tendency to want to protect ourselves.