Sentence examples for some tendency from inspiring English sources

In fact, there is some tendency to identify the psychological unconscious with these automatic processes.

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

There is also a high dislocation density inside these grains with some tendency to dislocation arrangement as a cell structure.

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

And because of facts about efficiency, Rawls is ready to, at least tentatively, endorse, as one effective mechanism towards this, a market economy with some tendency towards redistribution.

There was also some tendency to run the lip and teeth of single faces up over the profile, probably by analogy with the faces in the chains.

And I think, oddly enough, there's some sense of this in Washington, because you notice some tendency in these last days to detach from Pinochet.

The size of the disturbance patches was strongly skewed toward small ones (median size 0.12 ha) and they were distributed across the landscape with some tendency of aggregation.

Extended morning fasting did not result in greater appetite ratings after lunch, with some tendency for lower appetite 3 h post lunch (P=0.09).

"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.

"This ruling could have some tendency to discourage the admission of polygraphs," said Charles W. Daniels of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.