Sentence examples for overcoming tendencies from inspiring English sources

That sounds like an America on the whole that is challenging and overcoming tendencies to scapegoating, despite natural fears and lack of exposure.

We may not totally be able to overcome tendencies in our chart but there is a high road and a low road.

We have found a formulation by former Qualcomm innovation leader Ricardo dos Santos to be particularly helpful in overcoming those tendencies.

Overcoming a tendency to focus on convergent analysis is only part of the issue.

The more usual scenario, however, is that wind mixing continues as the water column cools below 4° C, thereby overcoming the tendency toward density stratification.

The problem starts with overcoming the tendency for the proteins to become denatured by surface tension caused by contact with the chip.

The second is a curvature dependent regularization (CDR), which aims at overcoming the tendency of standard regularization to shrink segmented areas.

A large ZP value (30 50 mV) is indicative of a well-dispersed and stable colloidal solution thus overcoming the tendency to agglomerate.

In judging himself he has, or may be presumed to have, the requisite information but he has the problem of overcoming the tendency to a distorted judgment caused by self-love or self-interest.

This requires overcoming the tendency among modern, wobbly parents -- and I count myself among them -- to avoid conflict with their children.

And the levels of investment he calls for would stimulate sustainable economic growth, overcoming chronic tendency of the world economy to "secular stagnation" lamented by institutions like the IMF and economists from Larry Summers to Joe Stiglitz.