Sentence examples for tendency against from inspiring English sources

If the tendency against democracy continues, cultural figures will gain more influence.

I had a quick read of a 22-page letter, dated 1982, to Foot from a young barrister named Tony Blair, describing his encounter with Marxism: "Even in my own party there is a tendency against letting the mind roam free … like many middle-class people, I came to socialism through Marxism (to be more specific through Deutsher's [sic] biography of Trotsky).

Rhodium III) ion on the surface of TiO2 worked as an inorganic photosensitizer and the Rh3+/TiO2 samples showed a kind of volcano-like tendency against specific surface area of TiO2, indicating that the balance of surface area and crystallinity of TiO2 is important in an Rh3+/TiO2 photocatalyst.

From the figure it can be seen that the crystal number showed the tendency against the crystallization temperature as predicted by B22 measurement.

Although the absolute values of B22 presented in Fig. 3B appears smaller than their counterparts in Fig. 3A, the temperature dependence of B22 showed the same tendency against the temperature.

It has been shown that there is a tendency against unstable pre-miRNA structures [ 6, 8].

Dr Lester Crawford, acting commissioner for the Food and Drug Administration FDAA), said the agency sought to balance the increased risk of suicidal tendencies against the known benefit of treating depression in children.

Furthermore, his oppositional tendencies against the stern conventionality of the partriarchal, militaristic Wilhelminian educational system, which stood in contrast to his artistic inclinations and his free thought, earned him the status of a rebel among his teachers.

This is for slipping past guards and sentries, by using their habits and tendencies against them.

Batsmen, in turn, have long taken advantage of this tendency, particularly against the spinners.

The music on the Chronic Town EP, Murmur and Reckoning wasn't difficult but possessed a bewitching otherness, with Buck's classic-rock tendencies rubbing against the dream logic of Stipe's arcane lyrics, which made little sense even when you could make them out.