Sentence examples similar to long term tendency from inspiring English sources

Thus America's powerful pensioners serve to protect the interests of its generous foreign creditors.America's sophistication has one final implication: the dollar has no long-term tendency to strengthen.

The public college tuition hikes can be partly traced to the recession, but also to the long-term tendency of state legislatures to attack higher education in times of hardship.

That is, apart from the long-term tendency for the number of lynchings to decline and the economy to grow, lynchings were unrelated to year-to-year economic changes.

By influencing the set points at which the hypothalamus suppresses hunger and stimulates calorie-burning activity, leptin may increase the body's long-term tendency to use up calories rather than conserve them as fat.

The relative proportions of the funds drawn from enterprises under these two headings vary; there has been a long-term tendency for the share of the turnover tax to decline and for profit transfers to increase.

The long-term tendency is also similar between the records (see polynomials in Fig. 12).

After averaging, the resulting value gives a long-term tendency towards a risk category.

This is partly due to a long-term tendency to expand enrollment faster than expenditure, but the problem was greatly exacerbated by the Great Recession.

Despite fragility, percentages of success take, cost of treatment and long-term tendency to contracture, this surgical technique has been developed in few burn centres.

Objective: The purpose of this study was to determine the long-term tendency for cervical human papillomavirus infections to persist in the general population.

The latter seems to mimic the long-term tendency of landscape change, as the correlation between recent surface deformation and deformation derived from boreholes reveals.