Sentence examples for whose tendency is to from inspiring English sources
Any of these comments could be dismissed as Trump not wanting to prejudge, as him wanting to forge relationships with complicated people in difficult regions or even as Trump simply being "America first". But the combined picture is one of a president whose tendency is to shrug at assassinations by strongmen.
(Remember Al Gore aiming to "Reinvent Government"?) And under their watch too, the (shadow) government has only gotten bigger and messier, with more and more contracts given to "private" companies whose tendency is to have the worst qualities of government minus the best qualities of the private sector.
Those leaders whose tendency was to take credit were rated as very ineffective leaders (13th percentile), while those who tried hard to give the credit to others were rated as some of the most effective leaders (85th percentile).
This was attributed mainly to the incorporation of MoO2 whose tendency was observed to be increase as current frequency increased in this study.
But if some of these ice regions are gone, the argument goes, that would leave behind ice whose main tendency is to flow outward, toward the sea.
"Owls" – whose natural tendency is to stay up late and not wake until 10 or 11am – experience more social jet lag than "larks", because they struggle to get enough sleep in the week and sleep in at weekends to catch up.
The fish, whose natural tendency is to lie flat on the sea bottom, precisely matched on their bodies the patterns at the bottom of the tanks — and they did so within two to eight seconds, far faster than the hours and, in some cases, days reported by researchers using cold-water flounder.
The tendency is to overdo the morbidity.
Their only tendency is to over-refer.
So the tendency is to avoid it.
