Sentence examples for tendency to proceed from inspiring English sources
Both debates, though, show a tendency to proceed with only the most cursory attention to the original argument which started them off.
Furthermore, cardia carcinoma shows a greater tendency to proceed to deep wall penetration, is more often associated with lymph node involvement and has a poorer prognosis than the cancer of other gastric regions (Husemann, 1989; Maehara et al, 1991; Ohno et al, 1995; Kajiyama et al, 1997; Pinheiro et al, 1999).
At this point, there is no net tendency for the reaction to proceed spontaneously in either direction.
First, the greater the value of E° (the reduction potential), the greater the tendency of a half reaction to proceed from left to right (as written).
The Southern Baptist Convention's North American Mission Board said that while "optimistic," it had urged its ministries to "proceed with caution," explaining, "There can be a tendency over time for the government to attempt to control that which it subsidizes".
You can eat fruits for now, but, given your long history of gluten tolerance and your tendency to feel a little restless after you drink a triple latte, we're going to have to proceed with caution on that front.
