Sentence examples for tendency of things from inspiring English sources

It is a war against the tendency of things to take their natural course.

The other part was the dark side of cool, the hyper-nervous awareness of the tendency of things to go bad.

I show unemployment rates versus the change in the unemployment rate over the next three years (three years because there is some tendency of things to get worse in recessions before they get better).

The concentration of crime at places is unexceptional, and should be treated as one manifestation of a general tendency of things to be concentrated.

Classical economics identifies something called the tragedy of the commons: the tendency of things in public hands, or in nobody's hands, to be mismanaged.

Don't make things worse: Oftentimes when we feel 'depressed' we have a tendency of making things worse; by watching porn for example; even if you do feel depressed; don't make it worse for yourself.

One difficulty they face is the cussed tendency of biological things to evolve.

Beyond that again is a story, unspoken but none the less told, to do with inconstancy, the tendency of all things to slide.

The tendency of balancing out things — "let's not make anyone unhappy, not talk about their pain" — is a very valid thing.

Microsoft has the unfortunate tendency of doing two things during launch.

"We've done a lot of searching and things like that, but the ocean has a tendency to take care of things.