Sentence examples for tendency as well from inspiring English sources

It implies both a destructive and unpredictable tendency as well as a mischievous but likeable trait.

There is a natural tendency, as well, to favour players we have witnessed live over those whose deeds are dipped in sepia.

For Lee, this notion of intensity, of looming violence, has a political aspect, and he aptly studs the script with references to America's violent history and tendency, as well as to the primal, aestheticized, and spiritualized violence that the Ashanti dagger symbolizes and, literally, conveys.

The intensity ratio of Kα to Kβ has the same tendency as well, and seems to be increasing from the core to the envelope for some clusters.

Prediction of seasonal changes in meteorological tendency as well as that of climate change is important to maintain the production in semiarid grassland and to conserve the plant community and landscape.

As for other measurements, to overview general tendency as well as the descriptive statistics for each fuel type, a hypothesis for a further statistical analysis, based on the bivariate correlation, was established.

Dr. Cami and Dr. Farré observed that personality traits like risk-taking and novelty-seeking tendencies, as well as mental disorders, are "major conditioning factors in drug addiction".

In October last year, Lanier wrote: "The president's autocratic tendencies, as well as Uganda's pervasive corruption, sharpening ethnic divisions and explosive population growth, have eroding [sic] Uganda's status as an African success story.

While Mr. Gordon loves his historical sources (his last work at Danspace Project was "Dancing Henry V"), he also loves splicing them with contemporary events and tendencies, as well as with pointed political commentary.

The result of such mix-and-match ideas is that Mr. Lieberman has drawn followers not only from the large number of Russian speakers but also from the many who are attracted to his anti-establishment tendencies, as well as the young.

Jane Fonda won an Academy Award for best actress for her portrayal of a neurotic prostitute who, against her will, becomes emotionally involved with a reserved detective (Donald Sutherland) who is trying to save her from her self-destructive tendencies as well as from a psychotic killer.