This anti-sport tendency can be seen in the decision to drop the two-hour requirement in schools – a worrying echo of the past.
Probably full of mountain-bikers, skydivers and ballooners; the place brings out extreme sports tendencies in even the quietest people.
Sport utilities are three times as likely as cars to kill the other driver in a crash, but the death rate for sport utility occupants is just as high as for car occupants because of sport utilities' tendency to roll over and their lack of crumple zones.
There were also some deaths in Florida, Arizona and California, but few elsewhere, particularly given that sport utility occupants in general have higher death rates in tire-related crashes than car crashes because of the sport utilities' tendency to roll over.
In recent years, a few high-profile rule violations in high-profile tournaments have drawn attention to the sport's tendency to be punitive to the point of absurdity.
"We know sports has a tendency to drive subscriptions…so we will certainly be evaluating sports as an opportunity," Freer noted.
Those in charge of the sport have a tendency to see the structure of the game from above, sometimes neglecting how decisions at the top affect those at the bottom.
Neither the measures of sport knowledge nor the measure of sport participation related to the tendency to rely on specific instances in developing the novel sports or to the originality of those creations.
In any era when one team dominates its sport, there is a tendency among the broader population to acknowledge the champions' greatness while also hoping that their dominance will soon be at an end.
In modern as in premodern societies, there is a tendency for sports participation to decline with age because of both the added responsibilities and time demands of paid employment and of parenthood and the physical decline of the body.
