Sentence examples for tendencies leading from inspiring English sources
If you examine a problem using the Six Thinking Hats technique, you can solve it by harnessing all these approaches and others, as well as your and your colleagues' personal tendencies, leading to a balanced and well-conceived strategy.
(Nor does it appear to be a situation in which our glass-half-empty tendencies are leading us to an overly pessimistic view of the consequences. A recent poll by the Pew Research Center indicates that only 38 percent of Americans consider global warming a "very serious" problem).
I then moved on to head our sustainability work – because that's where my natural tendencies were leading me.
If you know about them, you can watch out for them and – most importantly – catch yourself when one of these tendencies is leading you astray.
This strong sense of tradition and succession in crime fiction was underlined by the almost universal tendency of leading crime novelists to acknowledge predecessors as inspirations.
In 1948, the Manchester Guardian noted that the musical authorities in Moscow were unhappy with the "formalistic perversions and anti-democratic tendencies" of many leading Soviet composers.
Any value between this range shows that the particle has larger tendencies to aggregate leading to the sedimentation of the particles.
And then there is "tall poppy" syndrome, the tendency for the leading company in an industry (Goldman Sachs, Microsoft) to be the subject of political and regulatory attack.Rob Arnott of Research Affliiates has quantified this process.
Furthermore, since the aggregation rate has a second-order dependency on particle concentration [69], the sample with high MNP concentration has higher tendency to aggregate, leading to the formation of large particle clusters.
Cu has a weaker tendency to dewet leading to a less-complicated grain structure.
Hematopoietic progenitors in MDS show a decreased capacity for differentiation and an increased tendency for apoptosis leading to ineffective hematopoiesis.
