Sentence examples for tendency on from inspiring English sources

In remarks that struck a chord with Labour MPs, the MP for Liverpool Wavertree likened No 10's "bullying" tactics to Militant tendency on Merseyside in the 1980s.

New Zealand, as is their tendency on tour, did enough.

But there is a tendency on these occasions to gloss over problems.

There is a tendency, on both sides, to make ending mass incarceration seem easier than it is.

Lewis Thomas said that there's an evolutionary tendency on the part of the species to be useful.

"There's a tendency on the part of people to think politicians are inherently corrupt," Mr. Goodman said.

The tendency on each side is to deny that the other has any real right to exist.

The educational reforms introduced after 1900 reflected a growing tendency on the part of the government to help its citizens.