Sentence examples for tendency of creating from inspiring English sources

Jim Yong Kim, president of the World Bank, was even more sceptical, comparing the tendency of creating new bodies to that of constantly adding extensions to holiday houses in America's Cape Cod region.

This is one of my absolute favorite tales, but it may be seen as rather complicated for younger people, as Douglas Adams does have a tendency of creating characters with absurdly long names and using all of his huge vocabulary.

The VFH algorithm also displayed the tendency of creating oscillations in environments with multiple narrow openings due to the sharp thresholding near the entrances.

However, recent research has been more pessimistic with respect to the coordination capabilities of price signals due to the tendency of creating herding or load synchronization effects (Gottwalt et al. 2011; Sioshansi 2012).

Partly because of this tendency, some accuse Grove of creating the beginning of a culture that gave rise to bullies at the company...but I suspect Grove would have been horrified even just by the thought of this and so would be those employees who knew him well.

Unemployment in the rich world has reminded people of its inherent tendency to create inequality and of the disruptive effect on existing jobs when poor countries such as China or India succeed in growing richer.

For example, although the method of creating HSAs implicates a tendency to regions with high LI, still HSAs may occur with LI < 50%.

Highlighting such group identities as religion, nation, class, gender, and race, Cannadine argues that our tendency to create binary narratives of "us versus them" paints a false portrait of history: individuals, reduced to their membership in a single group, are trapped in Manichean battles.

While we all have a tendency to create barriers out of fatigue and fear, experiencing this play we are somehow able to let feelings break through.

I am talking about the basic decorator and landscaper within us all, our human tendency to create a sense of comfort with the outside world so that we blend more easily with where we live.

Yet public health is embedded within the main mechanisms of biopower: a tendency to create and consolidate truth discourses and their authoritative figures; a commitment to intervention; the use of technologies for attaining specific forms of subjectification (Rabinow and Rose 2006).