Sentence examples for tendency to drop from inspiring English sources

You're seeing this tendency to drop out.

He has a tendency to drop his head too early into contact.

Yes, she's talking about senioritis, that tendency to drop A.P. calculus once the thick envelope is in hand.

The pattern suggests that he suffered from nonrhoticity — the tendency to drop "R" sounds from the ends of syllables and words.

He has a tendency to drop his r's -- as in "see you la-tuh" -- something he picked up while at Brooklyn Technical High School.

If James has a weakness among an armoury of strengths, it's his tendency to drop his vast hinterland of reading into subjects that can't quite sustain the impact.

So the theory goes that, in this case, the tendency is either to drop the shame or to bury the homosexual feelings.

One not-always-welcome aspect of the life that several new farmers describe is the tendency of customers to drop in unannounced — an occupational hazard in an age when organic farmers have achieved a kind of cult status in the food-conscious world.

Over the longer-than-usual time of this trial, we considered there might be a greater tendency for subjects to drop out.

There is a tendency for girls to drop out of school, and now we are seeing that boys are supporting girls to continue with their studies and even speaking with their families and parents about the importance of education, so that girls stay in school", he says.

He has even more power than Crawford, though, and his tendency to get dropped or hurt makes him more dramatic by nature.