gravitate towards

However often you mix it up in the water, the mud will gravitate towards the bottom again.

Again it will not be imposed upon people, and we accept that they must be allowed to gravitate towards it in their own time.

I mean, as in society, within our profession entrepreneurship, we tend to the gravitate towards stories of the big fish that's caught.

Health systems will not automatically gravitate towards greater equity or naturally evolve towards universal coverage.

the agencies, seeking to avoid reversals, would inevitably gravitate towards using highly adversarial procedures in every case.

Health systems will not automatically gravitate towards greater fairness and efficiency.

Even emerging markets that intuitively would gravitate towards lower priced desktop PCs have shown increased interest in notebooks.

Others naturally gravitate towards them to sound out ideas; this may be formalized into mentoring or coaching roles.

He believes that investment and water will continue to gravitate towards the bigger, more professionally managed farms.

And that's one reason why people gravitate towards planned design.

Nowadays, we tend to gravitate towards more natural looking solutions.

'Really understanding why consumers gravitate towards one product category or another will be important in 2009, ' he adds.

Both beginners and experts tend over time to gravitate towards intermediary.

They naturally gravitate towards noble causes, defending peacealong the way.

We don't like change and we will always gravitate towards what is familiar because familiarity keeps us feeling safe.

This is THE MOST important quality because women ALWAYS gravitate towards the leader or someone who influences other people.

This is your nature, and the nature of all who see, to gravitate towards light and energy.

Young people in the country districts seem to gravitate towards the cities