Sentence examples for tendency to spawn from inspiring English sources

They also have the tendency to spawn their own informal buildings next door, fuelling the development of choked streets of unplanned shacks.

The failure a few months later of Washington Mutual, an even larger bank, was also managed by the FDIC but substantial parts of its business were passed virtually intact to J.P. Morgan, which had been trying to buy it for months.One difficulty in dealing with complex banks is their tendency to spawn hundreds or even thousands of subsidiaries.

Among other real-world characteristics that conventional models fail to capture, the souped-up HOMME model correctly forecasts the MJO's propagation speed and its tendency to spawn "trains" of two or even three such weather patterns in quick succession.

When natal homing is introduced, individuals in the population have a tendency to spawn in their area of birth.

"Now I even want to spawn!" Eagleman has never lost his childhood tendency to observe himself from a distance, treating his own brain as a research subject.

The name shadbush refers to the tendency of certain species to produce their profuse small blossoms when American shad (Alosa sapidissima) swim upriver to spawn in early spring.

"They're looking to spawn.

They're desperate to spawn".

The discovery also continued to spawn humor.

But not too small to spawn.

Herrings move shoreward to spawn, and after spawning, the schools of mature herrings disperse.