This was an extreme example of the increasing tendency to dramatise facts rather than state them.
However, the increasing tendency to bring all issues down to individual personalities is not part of that process.
It is also why she tried to shift the argument away from the increasing tendency to define the options in terms of hard and soft Brexit, terms she explicitly rejected in her speech.
"We have all been concerned by the increasing tendency of investors to put all their eggs in the buy-to-let basket," said the Association of Investment Trust Companies, which welcomed the consultation.
His attempts to stop hostilities between Edward I of England and Philip IV of France, however, became enmeshed with another important problem, the increasing tendency of these warring monarchs to tax the clergy without obtaining papal consent.
Conservative lawmakers said the vote showed not only that Mr. Cameron was unable to control his own backbenchers but also that he had underestimated the increasing tendency toward isolationism, including anti-Americanism, in his own political camp.
The achievements of the next generations reaching adulthood will reflect the steep rise in the number of working mothers as well as the increasing tendency of high earners to marry each other.
The most sinister development in politics over the last 10 years has been the increasing tendency to peer and snoop, Daily Mail style, into the private lives of British citizens, to hector, tick off and tell us what to do; what to read, what to weigh, what to drink, how to think.
While BBC executives are delighted that the series has attracted such a large audience, possibly introducing Impressionism to people in great need of such an introduction, television critics and others have called it a sorry example of the increasing tendency of television to trivialize the arts.
However, Christopher Landsea of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration applied a little common sense to the data by factoring out inflation, the rise in individual wealth over the period and, crucially, the increasing tendency of people to live by the seaside.
The increasing tendency become increasingly obvious once α exceeds 0.8.
