Sentence examples for unfortunate tendency from inspiring English sources

I have an unfortunate tendency to falter at crucial moments.

Haidt and Lukianoff have an unfortunate tendency to generalize from outrageous examples.

Wind has an unfortunate tendency to blow GM seed into organic fields.

Cornwall believes that there has been an unfortunate tendency to view empowerment as a "magical recipe".

However, he had an unfortunate tendency to get fired: "It's because I was a terrible assistant.

An unfortunate tendency to dabble in embarrassing hip-hop moves and parlance.

But I wonder if the true criminal here isn't the Internet and its unfortunate tendency to flatten out distinctions.

Neoprene, the fabric of wetsuits, which has an unfortunate tendency to mimic sausage casing on the wrong body, was ubiquitous.

Much of Kohn Pedersen's early work was marked by an unfortunate tendency toward busyness, and the results could be jarring.

His attempts to defend the tax cut were marred by an unfortunate tendency to mix up billions and trillions.

They also have an unfortunate tendency to be modelled upon some of the less attractive features of the real thing.