Examples of using Has a tendency in English and their translations into French
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and improving one has a tendency to adversely impact the other.
Recent studies have shown that grape fruit has a tendency to burn fat.
Looking for a unique gift for a person who loves fashion and has a tendency for fair trade products?
Furthermore, the Commission has a tendency not to adjust its policies
Fish has a tendency to stick more than meat,
increased reliance on trade for foodstuffs has a tendency to reduce the decisionmaking powers of small farmers
Ariane has a tendency to transpose the love lives of herself
financing in Québec has a tendency to be for smaller amounts,
Although the public is usually sensitive to the needs of children and has a tendency to sympathize with the victim(the child),
The curved appearance of the Odia script is a result of the practice of writing on palm leaves, which has a tendency to tear the leaves when many straight lines are written.
While pregnant, the heart has a tendency to beat faster
the mass media has a tendency to portray everything as a rivalry between opposing companies.
improperly bled after filling- needing a raised filling level because the expansion tank is not the highest point in the system- the engine has a tendency to blow its head gasket.
especially if this has a tendency to be vague.
but unfortunately, this has a tendency to impact the level of stability when cutting.
cheap food and booze has a tendency to make everyone want to reach out
Given that powder has a tendency to push itself between the eye
US ATSDR(1995), based on the lipophilic nature of this compound(high octanol-water partition coefficient), reported that chlordecone has a tendency to both bioaccumulate and biomagnify in aquatic food chains.
He is a better than average student(particularly in math) but has a tendency to oversleep in the mornings and has to be