Sentence examples for in tendency from inspiring English sources

I realise, when I can bear to think about it, that all my hobbies are pornographic in tendency.

And Dianamania bore several clear affinities to the excesses described in (for example) Norman Cohn's "The Pursuit of the Millennium": it involved mass emotion; it exalted a personage of low cultural level; it was self-flagellatory in tendency; and it was very close to violence.

Surface ground ecological damages would have a self-restoration in tendency under the natural force role.

Marsh noted, "Unfortunately, the evidence is conflicting in tendency, and sometimes equivocal in interpretation" (Marsh 1864).

Though the increment is not pronounced, it illustrates a difference in tendency from that in the milling time range from 10to2828 h.

It is seen that As2Chm nanoclusters in both ChG systems show similar oscillating behavior in tendency to local chemical decomposition in respect to reaction (1).

She creatively uses the travel book's discursive form, its built-in tendency toward the random.

In short, the present surplus is much smaller than it looks, and it has a powerful built-in tendency to shrink even more.

And this, he argues, would be a theory of teleology — a preprogrammed or built-in tendency in the universe toward the particular goal of fulfilling the possibilities of mentality.

Thanks to low fares and slick marketing, the flights get filled; and thanks to lean staffing and the absence of frills, operating costs are low enough to overcome the disadvantage of having to have more flights than with a hub system.The big hub airports of the mainstream airlines have a built-in tendency to aggravate delays in several ways.

And sufficientarianism also has a built-in tendency to equality.