Sentence examples for tendencies by from inspiring English sources

"Their movement has already displayed more aggressive tendencies by coming here and killing us," he said.

The Univision anchor Jorge Ramos has accused Donald Trump of revealing dictatorial tendencies by expelling him from a press conference.

Scala (Georgina Pazcoguin), the leader of the handmaidens, demonstrates her nasty tendencies by the way she skulks about the stage.

No escape from our own destructive tendencies by spreading out among the stars like seedpods in the wind.

Such a study is "double-blind": it controls for both possible tendencies by comparing an active drug with an inactive "look-alike" drug.

The fabled Scheherazade, who foiled her husband's murderous tendencies by telling him stories night after night (1,001 in all, counting her own), embodies the art of storytelling as salvation.

Like all editorial products it has its little ways and little tendencies – the Guardian tendency represented by Jim, the Mail tendency by John.

There is a tendency by outside observers "to perhaps be excessively pessimistic," he said.

The code, Mr. Oguchi said, was intended in part to change that tendency, by making managers more accountable to investors.

"The Wind" (2002) by the Finnish artist Eija-Liisa Ahtila dodges this tendency by illustrating in 14 minutes a surprisingly nuanced portrait of a young woman battling mental illness.

During her time in office, Thatcher grew hostile to what she saw as an increasing centralising tendency by the Brussels Eurocracy under Jacques Delors; hence her "No!