Examples of using Has a tendency in English and their translations into Czech
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Psychology has  taught me the human mind has a tendency to rechannel separation anxiety in the form of frivolity
food in corners has a tendency to overcook.
I regret that the Commission has a tendency to evolve into a  conglomerate of commissioners, free to act as they please.
However, flushing the instrument is recommended from time to time if the tank product is contaminated or has a tendency to form deposits.
I know your moral compass has a tendency to veer off course…
In addition to the risk of accident, freight traffic, which has a tendency to break down, is untenable from the point of view of congestion,
Not that long ago for an  overdose. I know your daughter has a tendency to borrow stuff,
I know your daughter has a tendency to borrow stuff,
And I also know that she was admitted to hospital not that long ago for an  overdose. I know your daughter has a tendency to"borrow" stuff.
become familiar with the new experiments of the force of gravity as we all know has a tendency to go low.
the spine is frozen in a  vertical position and has a tendency to curve backwards.
history has a tendency to repeat itself.
And Larry has a tendency to live vicariously through his students which I find rather pathetic.
My time on Earth has  helped me to realize that Father has a tendency to overreact.
Precisely. So far, the only person that has a tendency to"drop by" is Chief O'Brien.
All I said was the guy has a tendency to miss a  lot of appointments.
Yellow absinthe- is usually natural colored because natural dye from chlorophyll has a tendency to lose its color
that Karen has a tendency to marry low,
His work represents an  unpleasant aspect of pointing out the fact that our brain has a tendency to force out negative things due to which it loses the ability to anticipate the consequences of mistakes, which he presents in every one of his works with gentle and somewhat bitter humour.
While there, I will meet with Kristos Matthias, a  Greek munitions contact he's the only one who can readily supply us who has a tendency to put his thumb on the scale, with the charges needed to blow the elevator. but on short notice.