Sentence examples for particular tendencies from inspiring English sources

By identifying behavioural types and their associations with particular tendencies, managers could proactively target specific individuals for behavioural modification to foster greater coexistence of people and wildlife.

Maybe one person has particular tendencies that are manifesting in addiction, and another person can have the same basic makeup but their problem is different.

Our results point to a large contribution of gene duplication to mitochondrial functions during spermatogenesis and to strong selective forces (revealed by particular tendencies) underlying the origin and evolution of these genes.

One former aide was startled to hear Mr. Obama use "impact" as a verb, a particular tendency in the capital.

Pink has a particular tendency to pull radically insightful arguments from nowhere – about sensationalist media, the amorality of capitalism, liberal delusion – and cloak them in clangingly reactionary or inflammatory conclusions.

In many cases, however, the extra paperwork is incomplete as submitted, with a particular tendency to omit basic information about who committed the homicide in question, including whether the killer wore a badge.

"The label 'African writer' is not a particularly helpful one... Whether it's journalism or fiction, there is too much emphasis put on issues such as poverty or disease, and I feel the label 'African writing' exacerbates that particular tendency.

Nor has there been any particular tendency for these bounces to fade: a candidate's polls are as likely to continue moving upward from that point as to fall back down.

One historian, David Oshinsky, a professor at Rutgers University, said he had come to believe there might be a particular tendency among people who came of age in the 1960's to exaggerate or embellish their experiences during that time -- as if "there was something so intensely moralistic and divisive about it that you marked your identity by whether you took a stand".

CMT changed minimally, showing no particular tendency.

We first note that conservation of energy is equivalent to antisymmetry of a particular tendency operator.