This applied load had the tendency to force the ankle into dorsiflexion.
"We want a parliament that represents the entire nation, with all its political tendencies and forces," he said.
Along these lines, it helps that, in the fourth quarter, Stafford has a tendency to force more throws to Calvin Johnson.
At Binghamton, Wright had a tendency to force his hands back as he began to swing instead of letting them ease back naturally.
When you are faced with this situation, there is a tendency to force a continuation, but that can be equal to blowback.
Just as remarkable is Mr. Friel's tendency to force subtle shifts in words, particularly those to do with sight, which take on multiple meanings throughout the script.
Noel Hall, C. Scoby Stroman and Mickey Davidson, the event's director and choreographer, did some uninhibited jitterbugging in "Harlem Stomp". Earlier in the afternoon, the dancers had seemed so eager to please in lively numbers that they had a tendency to force effects.
But I fear that the clout and financial power exercised by parishes in the Church of England of that millitantly conservative tendency have forced the archbishop to make a bad decision, and one with repercussions we shall all regret.
Around the same time, however, Franz Boas, a linguistically minded anthropologist who had emigrated to America from Germany, was growing irritated with the European tendency to force languages into the Latin mold.
The scary economics of high-end cooking, and the demands of Michelin, have a tendency to force new restaurants into a corner of stuffiness and formality: hovering waiters, unwanted amuse-bouches, intimidated customers.
