Sentence examples for the obvious tendency from inspiring English sources

"The story is false, fabricated, and has the obvious tendency to subject my client to ridicule, and to injure her in her occupation," attorney Charles Harder wrote in a letter seen by The Hollywood Reporter and published in part on the Truth Revolt's website.

The most disturbing aspect of the report from Wasilla is the obvious tendency of Gov. Palin to link desired political outcomes in Alaska and the country to God's will -- for example, praying for the construction of a new gas pipeline; or the suggestion that America's soldiers are on a God-assigned task in Iraq.

For 10 years it had been difficult to reconcile the actions of VacA on mitochondria with the obvious tendency of externally added VacA to accumulate in endosomes.

While drawing encouragement from "the Declaration of Independence," the great principles it contains, and the genius of American Institutions, my spirit is also cheered by the obvious tendencies of the age.

In the present study, a fair comparison (i.e., equal image acquisition time and same effective number of excitations) was made between DW MRN using three-directional and six-directional MPGs, which showed that the former had an obvious tendency to better visualize the sacral plexus.

Interestingly, the GNPs have an obvious tendency to aggregate into clusters, and it results in the Raman enhancement and fluorescence suppression for closely associated molecules [22].

Supporting the Adopt-Adapt model [ 12, 13], our results show an obvious tendency of the bacterial chromosomes towards a physical balance between ori and ter (Table 1).

Admittedly, some other methodological limitations may reduce the explanatory power of the study as a visual inspection of the data already reveals an obvious tendency towards positive answers.

There is no obvious tendency to favour the former over the latter.

Examples from each genotype showed a range of differentiation between well- and moderately-differentiated HCC without an obvious tendency in the presence of either genotype.

There was no obvious tendency for the tests to yield more non-significant results when conducted on strains from a particular geographic origin (USA or France), or with males of a particular race (Z or E).