Sentence examples for tendency to create from inspiring English sources
The digital world has a tendency to create winner-takes-all monopolies.
"Today there is a tendency to create conflict to drive ratings instead of getting information.
Biology also has a greater tendency to create progress-hindering controversy.
He just wishes to provide a check on capitalism's tendency to create a useless class of parasitical rentiers.
He believes that, at many companies, there's a tendency to create more content than teams can digest.
A tendency to create "grandiose strategies" without including a detailed plan for how they will be carried out.
The result is a tendency to create dangerous credit bubbles and introduce needless fragility into the financial system.
With its profit-seeking logic, deregulation, and prioritisation on controling inflation, there is an inevitable tendency to create unemployment in capitalism.
Other artists also look at the human tendency to create fantasies about love, along with the promise that consumerism can enhance your love life.
Mr. Dine, I think, is capable of such feats, but his tendency is to create more romantic, stylized and often classical imagery, rather than, like Mr. Twombly, allowing his imagination to run wild and free.
Today the tendency is to create puppets quickly from scrap materials or from natural objects and to perform them impromptu, without rehearsal, as a form of dramatic self-expression.
