Sentence examples for negative tendencies from inspiring English sources

But Elizabeth says she does wonder if her behavior exacerbated some of Kiran's negative tendencies.

But I did say we were brothers and what I meant by that was that we had things in common, like negative tendencies.

That is the result why the necessity of conducting III block of research emerged (evaluation of knowledge in the sphere of medical insurance). The research exposed exogen character of negative tendencies of health, what gives as hope of remising the existing situation.

In a defiant 90-minute speech, the 75-year-old politician told 5,000 delegates gathered in Soweto that to "restore and maintain its character, the ANC needs to cleanse itself of the negative tendencies which have crept in over the years".

A couple of years ago, Erykah Badu's highly politicised psychedelic-soul opus New Amerykah Part One (4th World Order) raised hopes that the "conscious" arm of modern American R&B/hip-hop/ urban music might yet wield a revitalised power to offset that scene's depressingly negative tendencies.

This sinister tendency came to a climax about 1605 and was in part a consequence of the anxiety surrounding the death of Queen Elizabeth I and the accession of James I. Despite their negative tendencies, the Elizabethans, in general, had affirmed life and celebrated it; Shakespeare's moral balance, throughout even his darkest plays, remained firm.

That negative tendency seems to be at work today.

At the national team level, repeated failure reinforces a negative tendency for south-east Asia to retreat into itself.

Now, in retrospect, some associates say that they saw signs of the more negative tendency.

The GNSS PWV tends to be smaller than the radiosonde observations and the negative tendency increases with the PWV value.

The mean excess functions decrease to zero and usually show a negative tendency in the range of the last few of the largest data points.