Sentence examples for late tendency from inspiring English sources
Instead, he has returned to what I think of as the "If it's Tuesday, this must be Barcelona/London/Paris/Rome" period, where he tried to distract us, with dazzling tourist vistas and exotic European locales, from his wafer-thin plots and his late tendency to plunder his own back catalogue for inspiration that is no longer there to be had.
In addition, according to the late tendency of development and production of products using Bi2Te3 thermoelectric devices, supplies of Bi2Te3 are predicted to face shortage soon.
Chordoma biological behaviour is characterized by a generally slow aggressive local growth with a low to late tendency in metastatizing to distant sites including the lung, bone, soft tissue, lymph nodes, liver, and skin [ 4].
The art of Louise Bourgeois puts the feeble one-hit wonders, the diamond skulls, the next-big-thing careerist chancers and the defenders of this or that latest tendency in their place.
But the latest tendency is a combination of MoS2 with carbon materials (as nanotubes, carbon coating, and graphene).
The composer acknowledged his latest tendencies with a guilty smile.
"Shoppers come not only to see the latest tendencies," Ms. Le Roux said.
As a popular person you should be able to keep moving along with the latest tendencies.
Moreover, democratic regimes have shown their vulnerabilities of late: a tendency to make unaffordable promises to the elderly and other politically powerful groups; a tendency toward polarization, which immobilizes governments even in the face of devastating problems.
On the other hand one may see in him the beginnings of the late Neoplatonic tendency to structure reality in both vertical and "horizontal" triads.
Over his last three starts, Gee has struck out 26 batters and walked just three, and he has avoided fading late, a tendency that plagued him in the past.
