Sentence examples for some tendencies from inspiring English sources

In the ordering of multiple epithets, on the other hand, some tendencies can be seen.

"I am sure he has some tendencies on us as well from being here for a long time".

Accompanying this erosion of artisan power at the point of production were some tendencies toward increases of scale in factory production.

Kislov said he was there also because he is worried about the current political situation in Russia: "Most of us heard a lot about those times, and now I see some tendencies in our society that can make it a reality again".

However, some tendencies can be extracted from the data.

In addition, some tendencies, with marginal effects, were found.

Twenty-five hundred years of Iranian commercial history has shown some tendency in negotiations toward that style.

There is some tendency for females of certain species in temperate areas to use a single site for egg deposition.

Finally, as a general principle, polls have some mean-reversion tendencies, meaning that the bounces produced by news events have some tendency to fade with the passage of time.

"I think there is enough increase in the labor supply due to welfare reform that there might be some tendency for real wages to fall slightly.

4. Hollywood has some tendency to "spread the wealth" -- generally, it hurts a nominee's chances if she's won in her category before.