Sentence examples for long tendency from inspiring English sources

Sören Holmberg, from Gothenberg University, told the Metro the result was "not surprising" - adding that there had been a "long tendency" for surges in the right-wing party's support.

And critics say the latest burst of interest merely reflects a decades' long tendency to overestimate the capabilities of lasers, while underestimating the operational and technical difficulties of using such weapons for missile defence.

Che and Juan Martin's father, Ernesto Guevara Lynch, was the charming but feckless son of a "good family," with no degree and a life-long tendency to involve himself in failing enterprises.

Even so, I pop a prophylactic Prozac every morning, because if I don't think too hard about what I don't know, like the early moderns, the notion of chemical imbalance makes some sense to me (in conjunction with other causes) of my life-long tendency to sink into debilitating depression.

This discrepancy might reflect a survival bias, in that subjects with glucometabolic disturbances experience a life-long tendency for risk factor clustering while those with the most serious metabolic disturbances succumb to CVD events at an earlier age.

As in poker, he looked for tells — linemen who leaned forward on white knuckles for run plays, where teams slid protection on third-and-long, tendencies.

But this is a long established tendency.

There has been a long standing tendency in education for digital technologies to eventually fall short of the exaggerated expectations that initially surrounded them".

This is of particular concern in light of the long standing tendency (as Salamon notes, 2010, 45) to construe transsexuality in terms of sexual desire, to reduce cross-gender identification to a kind of sexual fetish, and to elide trans gender body dysphoria as a discrete phenomenon.

This is a long-established tendency.

Despite our long-standing tendency to assess matters of race in the South in terms of black and white, literally and figuratively, the truth is more ambiguous.