Examples of using Tendency in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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This creates the tendency to overlook some seasonal trends when auditing through a bulk list of keywords.
This kind of behavior, plus her tendency to practice voodoo, earned Annie the
Tendency to touch or hold onto something when standing, or to touch
This is highly attributed to the Gremory's tendency to have close relations with their servants as compared to other clans.
Tendency to touch or hold onto something when standing,
Chang found a"disturbing tendency" by Burress to quote right-wing Japanese critics"without demanding evidence to back up their allegations".
Our tendency to focus on the most easily-recognizable features of a person or concept.
WE have a tendency to treat ourselves like our parents treated us.
The third cause of a poor self-image is the tendency to confuse failure in a project with failure in life.
Those who study China are wary of this journalistic tendency to be politically correct.
Winston decided that it would not be enough simply to reverse the tendency of Big Brother's speech.
Our tendency to focus on the most easily recognizable features of a person or concept.
The tendency for a material to form a glass while quenched is called glass forming ability.
On the contrary, perfectionism involves a tendency to feel that other people, such as parents
Knowing our Tendency can help us set up situations in the ways that make it more likely that we will achieve our aims.
And keeping in mind that the tendency in Europe and Asia is to reduce the living spaces even more in the years to come.
An easy strategy for replacing this tendency of listening autobiographically is to cultivate the habit of listening to learn.
There is also the issue of our tendency to accept what someone says who is more learned than we are.
The first cultural value shift we see is this tendency toward something we call"liquid life.".
His former partner had complained on a number of occasions… and confabulation of the truth. about his tendency toward extreme irritability.