Sentence examples for traditional tendency from inspiring English sources

Europeans have a traditional tendency to denounce American military adventurism, while relying on the US as their protector.

There are, of course, risks in what former foreign minister Shlomo Ben-Ami described this week as "the radical change in strategy" Israel now needs as an alternative "to the traditional tendency of its leaders to make decisions only on the basis of the worst scenario".

It also leads women's actions to a more traditional tendency.

We therefore believe that the son will enhance the traditional tendency of gender ideology for Chinese mothers.

Religion had no significant effect on the dependent variable, but the frequency of participation in religious activities enhanced the traditional tendency of gender ideology (B = 0.014, p < 0.05).

Though moving the rear axle back and its engine forward has certainly quelled the 911's traditional tendency to corkscrew about its tail, the signature 911 bottom-bounce is still there.

Traditional tendencies die hard.

Furthermore, they felt that it reinforced traditional tendencies toward memorization and a rigid classroom culture.

In Europe, the Situationist's anti-art interventions are taken up by artists on the Left, while painting and traditional tendencies in sculpture increasingly become perceived as commodities manipulated by the elite class and its multi-national corporations.

It is important to note that traditional tendencies in the study area are enshrined in paternalistic approaches; as such whatever men decide is firmly held by the general communities, particularly women.

No other city in Britain will have any units of the gold watches available to try on (or even look at) in-store, leaving the watch – Apple's attempt to compete with traditional watchmakers tendency to sell expensive solid-gold watches to the super rich in the West and abroad – a London-only prospect for the time being.