Sentence examples for leading characteristic from inspiring English sources

The conflict of private interest is the leading characteristic of the political process in constitutional democracies, and the supervision, mediation, arbitration, and adjudication of such conflicts are among the key functions of their governments.

A leading characteristic of this survey is that it focuses on behaviourally-specific questions.

Thus, it is confirmed that an entanglement-disentanglement transition is a leading characteristic rheological response of these solutions.

Skepticism enjoys a remarkably strong place in Enlightenment philosophy, given that confidence in our intellectual capacities to achieve systematic knowledge of nature is a leading characteristic of the age.

The leading characteristic of the Netherlands is the scarcity of usable land that has raised high and early awareness on spatial development issues and its connections with natural and environmental protection.

The online Twitter attacks and harassment are a leading characteristic of this abusive political philosophy.

Chopin's music and his style of performance partake of the same leading characteristics - refinement rather than vigour - subtile elaboration, rather than simple comprehensiveness in composition - an elegant, rapid touch, rather than a firm, nervous grasp of the instrument.

He describes leading characteristics of each.

Its leading characteristics are not fire and sublimity, but tenderness and humanity.

That the name implies someone with heart doesn't hurt, for both her bravery and kindness are leading characteristics of young Miss Jones.

He said he again met up with Ali, who he described as having "leading characteristics", compared to his own "weak character", in 2003 and again in 2006 at lectures in east London.