Sentence examples for scary tendency from inspiring English sources

"The scary tendency at the moment is the investors who are saying, we are going to make so much money from education'," says Delphine Dorsi, a human rights expert and executive coordinator of the Right to Education Project, citing a packed investors' forum on education innovation in Nairobi last week.

There's a scary tendency among white people today, freaked out by our nation's shifting demographics and the rise of movements like Black Lives Matter, to look back fondly on the days when their racial supremacy was maintained without question or scrutiny.

These moments have the tendency to be scary..

The scariest thing is the opposite tendency in our country (where four of us live), where suddenly it seems to me people are increasingly antagonistic to the notion that science is the place to go to answer these questions.

Research films and novels ahead of time to see how scary they really are if you have a tendency to get scared by such things.

Young people, even our own children, are a scary breed apart, exhibiting all sorts of dangerous tendencies to independence.

I know now, for example, why I and other mild-mannered black girls I have subsequently met were regarded as "scary", the assumption being that our skin colour denoted a tendency towards physical violence.

For instance, we all face the concurrent triple revolutions of connected consumers, social media, and mobile devices – and we often have a tendency to conflate them into one mass of scary digital inertia (or maybe that's just me).

The show establishes a scary precedent as it inverts, once and for all, the tendency of historical documentaries to have dense commentaries and some grounding in basic scholarship.

Our tendency is to think that taking a risk is scary and that it will threaten our safety.

The scary economics of high-end cooking, and the demands of Michelin, have a tendency to force new restaurants into a corner of stuffiness and formality: hovering waiters, unwanted amuse-bouches, intimidated customers.