Sentence examples for indeed this tendency from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this tendency is growing.

Indeed, this tendency defines too much of our public discourse, which is disturbingly shallow for just this reason.

Indeed, this tendency was apparent already at the beginning of the 2010s, most notably in the widespread protests against austerity measures in Europe as the euro-zone debt crisis unfolded and in wider efforts (including social movements such as the "Occupy" movement) to regulate intergovernmental financial institutions and transnational corporations to protect the public interest.

If all violations of international law were indeed undesirable, this tendency would be unobjectionable.

Indeed, it's this tendency to transform into a bog which might explain why the Glastonbury model of giant-festival-on-a-farm may be in decline, in favour of those that combine various musical attractions with a chic city break: Sonar in Barcelona, Transmediales in Berlin, Unsound in Krakow.

Indeed, we confirmed this tendency in testes (p < 10−9), in blastulae (p < 10−10), and in liver (p < 10−32) using one-tailed Wilcoxon's ranksum test (Methods).

Critically, even though our model focuses in part on the importance of ECM stiffness to cell motility, we do not suggest that this is the only physical regulator of cell motility; indeed, the tendency of the cell to polarize, the adhesivity of the ECM surface, and many other factors contribute strongly to migration.

This hypothesis is supported by the finding that PB1-F2 has indeed the tendency to form oligomers.

Indeed, that tendency can be traced right back through Biebermania.

That very human tendency will persist even if it is fellow social scientists who are reviewing social science studies (indeed, the tendency may be stronger, as they are now "uber-experts" reviewing studies in their home discipline or field).

Indeed, the tendency to tokenistically include one female representative can contribute even more to the continued exclusion of women, in a kind of self-perpetuating cycle.