Sentence examples for tendency through from inspiring English sources

"I think there is this tendency through frustration to load all this on the media," says Sambrook.

Charge cooling reduced engine knock tendency through lowering the unburned gas temperature.

However, for innovation, especially the disruptive kind, to flourish it, it must be freed from the shackles of conventional management and thinking patterns which have a tendency through their very nature to inhibit it.

Another literary critic, Tom McCarthy, concurred, believing that Tintin in America exhibited Hergé's "left-wing counter tendency" through attacking the racism and capitalist mass production of the U.S. McCarthy believed that the work exposed social and political process as a "mere charade", much as Hergé had previously done in Tintin in the Land of the Soviets.

The most likely explanation is that this association is confounded by some subjects' propensity to easily gain weight and their efforts to counterbalance this tendency through restrained eating.

The selection of projects conducted by different persons and in different periods from 2005 to 2010 was also helpful to determine a tendency through time.

Brodkey writes about his irresistibility and sexual tendencies through the years.

With one eyebrow aimed permanently skyward, the film lays out the specifics of the "tedious, tiring work" that will, from now on, be Granville's bread and butter: he must furnish each of his patients with a "vulva massage", known to suppress hysterical tendencies through a series of "paroxysmal convulsions".

Leyland certainly walks the thinnest line between savior and scapegoat because if the Tigers had continued their underachieving tendencies through the playoffs, his modifier would have instantly changed from venerable to old or cranky or out of touch with modern players.

It is not known, however, if the former archbishop of Bombay has popped downstairs to give spitiual guidances to the clients of the Europa Multiclub, given his belief that gays and lesbians can be cured of their "unnatural tendencies" through the "sacrement of penance".

Bandura (1986) recognized that people acquire a significant portion of their behavioral tendencies through observation and imitation of others in a social context.