Sentence examples for increasing tendency to from inspiring English sources

Take an increasing tendency to order exclusive material, not cannibalise the Indy.

This was an extreme example of the increasing tendency to dramatise facts rather than state them.

However, the increasing tendency to bring all issues down to individual personalities is not part of that process.

A journalist and a statistician see political dangers in the country's increasing tendency to separate into solipsistic blocs.

What Kilicdaroglu calls the "New CHP" needs to take advantage of Erdogan's complacency and increasing tendency to make mistakes.

In my reporting for this story, one theme that emerged was the Bush Administration's increasing tendency to turn to off-the-books covert actions to accomplish its goals.

McCullough describes what he calls the Ambient: an increasing tendency to perceive information superabundance whole, where individual signals matter less and at least some mediation assumes inhabitable form.

Experts attribute the rising weight to Americans' increasing tendency to park themselves in front of television and computer screens, exercising too little and eating too much, particularly large portions of high-calorie foods.

The flatness of the apple plays on what the formalist critic Clement Greenberg identified as increasing tendency to flatness in Modernist painting from C nne (the great apple painter) to Barnett Newman and the early Frank Stella.

It is also why she tried to shift the argument away from the increasing tendency to define the options in terms of hard and soft Brexit, terms she explicitly rejected in her speech.

There are also fears about law firms' increasing tendency to outsource paralegal work – one of the ways students who graduate from the LPC without a training contract gain experience and a foot in the door of the profession.