Sentence examples for tendencies for from inspiring English sources

They are cynically exploiting our worst dietary tendencies for profit.

But the markets have at times resisted those tendencies, for reasons that are not entirely clear.

Miller declared itself a candidate for "president of beers" and accused Anheuser-Busch of undemocratic tendencies for labeling Budweiser the "king of beers".

He also began exhibiting, as he put it, "dangerous amateur Republican tendencies" for someone from a fundamentally Democratic family and area.

Voting tendencies for the assembly polls tend to align more closely with national party share, but all eyes are on the razzmatazz of the mayoral contest.

There are a lot of unanswered questions and different points of view, not least because even so-called normal kids can have abnormal behavioural tendencies for a while.

"Global content is not a subservient part of ITV, we have imperialistic tendencies for expanding," she said, speaking at the MediaGuardian.co.uk Changing Media Summit late yesterday.

We found similar tendencies for all of them.

Such tendencies for poor machining performance due to wire instability behavior appear with thinner wires.

Both methods give the same tendencies for the anisotropic heat transfer at superlattices with rough interfaces.

The tendencies for all three groups are illustrated in Fig. 4.