"tendency where" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
A more correct way to phrase it would be "tendency in which" or "tendency where something occurs." Example: "There is a tendency in which people living in low-income areas have limited access to quality education."
Because he keeps it low key and collaborative, colleagues point to a tendency where Shorten seems to agree with everyone, which can be disconcerting when ideas are contested: where will he land, what does he really think?
Consider the case of confirmation biases, a well-known psychological tendency where individuals unconsciously misperceive or distort new information to support their current beliefs or attitudes on a subject.
"Unfortunately there's a tendency where they try to live up to certain expectations in terms of [bad] behaviour .Boys' disdain for school might have been less irrational when there were plenty of jobs for uneducated men.
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Upon entering 21st century, the development of APH shows a diverse tendency where the design guidelines are no longer simply "reforming" an existing DRH or totally "reproducing" the human hand.
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Or do they show more Machiavellian tendencies and sociopathic tendencies, where they disregard the suffering of others.
"I'm starting to know his tendencies, where I can get him the puck, what we can do," Naslund said of Gomez.
"As good as we can be, we've also shown tendencies where we can be a little bit loose and a bit carried away.
He is especially well-placed to make a mark in New Hampshire, a state with strong libertarian tendencies where the rules permit voters outside the GOP to cast a ballot in the primary.
Viewed within the context of increasing technocratic tendencies, where experts no longer inform decision making but become the decision makers, IFCs can be seen as part of efforts to secure the de-politicisation of policy making.
