Sentence examples for tendency over time from inspiring English sources

The first is "normalization of deviance," the tendency over time to accept anomalies particularly risky ones as normal.

The Southern Baptist Convention's North American Mission Board said that while "optimistic," it had urged its ministries to "proceed with caution," explaining, "There can be a tendency over time for the government to attempt to control that which it subsidizes".

As these changes occur, there is a tendency over time to an equilibrium condition a balance between form and processes that depends upon the nature of the materials present (e.g., the size of sand and gravel present).

Corrosion current density shows a decrease tendency over time and, although not reaching the level that represents passive condition in most of the cases, it was not far from this reference.

Whether there is tendency over time remains to be explored.

The data show a high degree of seasonality without any clear tendency over time.

Labelled a "game changer" by Nasa, this technology is likely to be fitted to the International Space Station in the next few years to help boost its orbit, which has a tendency to decay over time as the platform skirts the top of the atmosphere.

Although the sample size here is quite small, the spirals seem show a tendency to tighten over time.

To determine the incidence and prevalence of systemic sclerosis (SSc) in adults, its epidemiological tendencies over time, and its possible key determinants.

Thus, contrasts discussed here can only suggest potential tendencies over time.

Young men too (aged 15-24), exhibited regressive tendencies over time with respect to openness about HIV discussions (18.4% vs. 28.2%, AOR 1.8; 95% CI 1.1-3.0, p=0.02).