Sentence examples for tendency to bite from inspiring English sources
Many students beginning their senior project have a tendency to bite off more than they can chew.
Despite their occasional tendency to bite, dogs boast loyalty, affection and retrieving dead game prominently on their CVs.
An aura of self-confidence surrounds her, tempered slightly by a tendency to bite her lower lip.
I remember seeing a note in his office, written in his hand: "When I get upset I have a tendency to bite scaffolding, which is bad as I've already had three teeth capped this week".
The youngest Savoia though, is seen by many as just another pretty face, his pale blue eyes and perfect three-day stubble nicely set off by a few humanizing flaws, like a permanent slouch and a tendency to bite his nails.
Dunn does a brilliant job of recreating Rome in the first century BC as an everyday place with Cicero's incest jokes; Caesar fashioning a comb-over to conceal his baldness; Pompey's tendency to bite his lovers; ingenious methods of contraception and the affectation of aspirating h's among politicians who were trying to sound like the plebians whose support they desired.
In addition, the two species show marked differences in their tendencies to bite humans in the early morning, with L. whitmani showing higher feeding rates than L. intermedia [ 26].
"My tendency is to bite things, which the character obviously wouldn't do," Miss Miller said.
Scientists say that the species is in decline across much of its range in Europe and Asia, and that efforts to breed it in captivity have suffered from the females' tendency to fight, bite and lunge viciously at males to which they are introduced.
The tendency of a dog to bite is related to heredity, early experience, later socialization and training, health and victim behavior". The study was presented recently at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology in Chicago.
Nitric acid also has a tendency to underbite, that is, to bite not only straight down but also sideways.
