Another troubling tendency, Epley writes, is that we tend to believe people who are different than us are less intelligent and don't have feelings like ours.
As many workers have discovered, unfinanced promises of future benefits have a troubling tendency to become worthless in times of economic stress.
The poleward motion of extratropical cyclones from a potential vorticity tendency analysis.
Critics saw in this a troubling tendency to revert to policy practices that had crippled the shuttle program from the start; that is, approving an expensive program without providing assurances of financing.
The whole incident provided the latest reminder of Trump's troubling tendency to agree with the last person he spoke with, in no small part because he understands so little about the issues about which he so confidently opines.
Monday's decision "exemplifies the court's troubling tendency 'to bend the rules when any effort to limit abortion, or even to speak in opposition to abortion, is at issue,' " Thomas wrote, quoting a Scalia dissent in a different case.
He says MI6 "demonstrated a troubling tendency to be defensive and unhelpful, it provided inaccurate and incomplete information and generally sought to fence with and close down lines of enquiry rather than engage constructively".
Back in Idaho, in 95-degree heat, the car had developed a troubling tendency to develop vapor lock, its liquid fuel turning gaseous and unusable, leaving me sweating and frantic at the roadside.
Back in Idaho, in 95-degree heat, the car had developed a troubling tendency to seize up with vapor locks, its liquid fuel turning gaseous and unusable, leaving me sweating and frantic at the roadside.
< Opiates are powerful painkillers, but they come with some baggage: a troubling tendency to depress breathing.
In addition, he sees a troubling tendency for theological education to become so specialized that theology itself becomes siloed, and larger questions, contexts, and connections are lost.
