Sentence examples similar to on going tendency from inspiring English sources

There is a long silence before she says: "I have a tendency to just keep on going and not really notice".

I hate to stereotype but, if you had to go on tendencies, there's probably a little more whingeing in British athletes than in other countries".

Warren would be seen as a big check on Clinton's tendency towards going easy on Wall Street by millions of Bernie voters.

Therefore, the decision process would seem to have a tendency to go on forever.

In fact, as recently as the 1930's, fishermen on Cape Cod capitalized on this tendency by going out in small boats to drive pilot whales from the ocean to the beach, where they would then kill them.

"What strikes me is the way that, rather than really trying to understand what may have been going on, there is this tendency to want to latch on to conventional arguments and stereotypical images," Professor Stange said.

His father explained that he thought his son might one day go on to become a fine doctor, but he had also seen loose tendencies.

As time went on, the tendency took on an independent life.

So there's a tendency to not want to tell someone what's going on".

Carlos Mavroleon, a wealthy ex-Etonian who fought with the Afghan mujahideen against the Russians before becoming a news cameraman, was kept out of the agency partly because of his tendency to go on assignment while armed.

If you watch sports (or are even slightly aware they exist), you know that athletes have a tendency to go on seemingly off the cuff (and insane) rants.