Sentence examples for words tendency from inspiring English sources

In other words, tendency of TSC to adsorb on steel surface leads to the corrosion inhibition behaviour of the molecule and the affinity of TSC towards ferrous ions favours corrosion antagonistic behaviour.

In other words, that tendency to use what is ostensibly a spiritual stance of openness and curiosity to auto-bless whatever one is already thinking and doing.

In other words, the tendency of the quenched steel to form a shear band is higher than that of the other two steels.

In other words, the tendency of the entire container of gas to resist changes to velocity will decrease as the temperature of the gas decreases.

In other words, the tendency to become depressed is almost completely genetic in nearly half of all cases.

One of the most pervasive activities on the Internet, after all, is the basic conveyance of personal experiences by way of the written word — a tendency to share stories widely in e-mails or on blogs, rather than talking one on one to a friend on the phone.

This will help you start figuring out where you can trim words and tendencies from your speech.

Entropy is, in Johnson's words, "the natural tendency for order to give way to disorder".

Surrounding that image are these words: "Beware the tendency to become the things you covet.

Integrity is undergoing what C.S. Lewis, in his "Studies in Words," called "the tendency of words to become less descriptive and more evaluative... and to end up by being purely evaluative -- useless synonyms for good and bad".

Excuse me? "I am suggesting, in other words, that the tendency to give symbolic value to a particular Bible -- the Bible as book -- is facilitated by the implicit stress on the materiality of the word in fundamentalist literalism.