Sentence examples for tendency off from inspiring English sources

For people with Williams syndrome, the ability to bond quickly with strangers is part benefit and part handicap, since they typically can't turn this tendency off, even when they encounter strangers the rest of us would deem a threat.

Under the condition of large air relative humidity, the frost growth rate increases, and the increasing tendency drops off when the relative humidity is larger than 80%.

Frequent academic and amateur revivals continue because the vices identified in the game by Terson – a tendency to off-pitch violence and on-pitch greed – have not gone away.

The pull bar has a tendency to slip off and sometimes peel off the decorative finish.

People have a natural tendency to look off in directions that others look off in.

This implies that off-farm income has the tendency to initiate off-farm diversification.

Tags have a tendency to fall off, and without them one shark looks much like another.

But maybe he should reconsider his tendency to mouth off in front of journalists.

Even the more innocuous questions had a tendency to go off the rails.

His coach, John Chaney, said: "He has a tendency to come off screens and just shoot it.

Plummer "has a tendency to wander off," Crystal joked, adding, "Next year this'll be called the Flomax Theater".