Sentence examples for tendency of encouraging from inspiring English sources

However, perhaps humans have a tendency of encouraging binary divisions (such as 'parasites' or 'non-parasites') whereas there is in reality a wide range (a spectrum) of alternatives.

Dr Hailey hopes to make use of this tendency to encourage the immune system to attack melanoma cells.

Hurtado et al. found that when G-CSF was overproduced by tumor cells, it had a tendency to encourage the development of myeloid-derived suppressor cells (MDSC), which could travel to lymph nodes to prevent dendritic cell-primed T lymphocytes from eliminating tumor cells [ 10].

But Iran has also taken the unusual step of encouraging sex change operations for those with homosexual tendencies.

Thus instead of encouraging reasonable compromise the scheme tends to support tendencies towards ignorance, superficiality and fatuousness in political campaigns and in the citizenry.

"Death has a tendency to encourage a depressing view of war".

After all, it's not Dr Strangelove but his spiritual successor Donald Rumsfeld who complained: "Death has a tendency to encourage a depressing view of war".

And when asked about whether the increasing violence was evidence of the war going badly, Rumsfeld reasoned in 2005 that "Death has a tendency to encourage a depressing view of war".

He explained that an over-reliance on technology has a tendency to encourage us to isolate pieces of information without fitting them into a broader cognitive schema.

Of special concern is the growing tendency to encourage academic "innovators" to develop spin-out companies "on the side".

Given the history of violence at Trump's rallies ― and his tendency to encourage it ― it's not hard to imagine his supporters getting confrontational at polling places.