Sentence examples for tendency to remain from inspiring English sources

Moreover, despite all the social-critic jeremiads, Americans have shown this remarkable tendency to remain undecadent.

On the run for a total of three years, his repeated recapture was facilitated by his tendency to remain in or near his home town.

In fact, even when policies allow or encourage women to change the nature of their participation in employment or their hours of work, inequalities at home and in contributions to home life have a tendency to remain.

Since both the aqueous iron and chromium ions have a strong tendency to remain surrounded by six oxygen molecules, the most likely method of OH transfer would be the sharing of the transferred oxygen between the two metals at an intermediate stage of the reaction.

HCC has a tendency to remain confined to the liver until the disease has advanced, making these treatments particularly attractive.

The findings indicate a significant attachment to the neighborhood, which contributes to the users' tendency to remain in the community.

But in a statement released after Southwark reached its decision, Barry and Silva both said it made the future of this art hub much more precarious, despite the council's assurance that they wanted Bold Tendencies to remain in the car park.

But Tseng wants you to dream bigger, soaring past disrupting already established tendencies to remain on the cutting edge of technology and eventually, to become much more than just a product to become a way of life, a better way of life, a philosophy that many startups disturbingly preach.

They certainly had a strong enough squad, though Guardiola appears to be acutely aware that City's players have a tendency not to remain fit, hence the need for reinforcements and contingency plans that at this stage of the season appear a little excessive.

In the days leading up to the Derby, the colt's predawn gallops often featured nose-to-tail bucking, an obstinate tendency to want to remain in his stall and, in one well-reported instance, the dumping of his exercise rider -- prompting his trainer, Neil Drysdale, to bring in a new exercise rider, Andy Durnin, who had a reputation for connecting with difficult thoroughbreds.

That relevance and the tendency for music to remain part of the culture over time makes certain songs appealing to advertisers and entertainers, who will pay to associate a hit song with a product or establish a mood in a film.