Sentence examples for tendency to feed from inspiring English sources
"We scientists have a tendency to feed that — and I'm guilty of that.
"Rather there was a tendency to feed the most alarming tidbits to the president.
Third, the unemployment rate has increased in recent months, and such increases have historically had a tendency to feed on themselves.
The pronounced and persistent high over Russia has seen record temperature after record temperature.In this section Into the inferno Part of the main No jobs for the boys Reset and unsettled No boatloads but still trouble ReprintsLike many atmospheric processes, heatwaves have a tendency to feed upon themselves.
It is, however, hard to be sure if Thucydides' postponement of the vital point was prompted by outright political bias in favour of Athens or if it was just a manifestation of a "Homeric" tendency to feed in information only at the point where it becomes most relevant).
And keep in mind that shark attacks are more of a phenomenon based on human recreational habits, rather than an innate tendency to feed on people.
I suggested that along with the presence of ads, people sharing more posts that compete for news feed space and Facebook's tendency to give more feed presence to new products may have been responsible for the drought.
Our general tendency is to feed the fear instead of tamping it.
As obese women intend to breastfeed for shorter durations than other women, perhaps part of the delay in time to first feed [ 40] and tendency to give up before hospital discharge is behavioural rather than physiological.
But approaching and feeding near the predator were not only affected by social influences: the tendency of individuals to feed near a predator increased over time, and individuals were, to some extent, consistent in their behavior even after they had been regrouped with unfamiliar individuals of similar boldness.
Male gender was associated with a greater tendency to desire feeding tubes but not the other active and aggressive measures offered.
