natural tendency

In a slump there is no natural tendency for the rate of interest to fall, because people's desire to hoard money is increasing.

Her natural tendency to think divergently causes her to be disorganized and her house is always a mess.

When I became a stay at home mom this natural tendency to be at home started reeking havoc on my moods and I was becoming a bit of a hermit.

Maggie's hair had a natural tendency to curl, which her mother considered to be a great piece of good luck.

Although, of course, one's natural tendency might be to suppress any findings which do not in some way support one's hypothesis.

But excited atoms do not remain excited indefinitely: their natural tendency is to drop back to the lower-energy state.

Up to now, the repeatedly mistakes show that we are still in a formative stage in the study of the natural tendency.

The curse upon the stone is nothing more than the curse on the natural tendency for the greediness of man.

Over time, a natural tendency to diversify from a heavy concentration in US Treasury securities may prove a headwind to a dollar recovery.

When a culture effective, natural tendency to continue with it, even in times of major strategic change.

Standing on your tiptoes when the climbing gets tough is a natural tendency , but that stance leaves only a smidgen of rubber on the rock.

And it is partly because people seem to have a natural tendency to overestimate the distance-destroying quality of technology.

To get around this natural tendency to waffle, something stronger is called for.

And why, in a way, at the start, what seems, let us say, its most natural tendency is thus overthrown.

Neutrons are of vital importance to atoms since they overcome the natural tendency of protons to fly away from one another.

"A natural tendency of situation comedies is to shy away from emotion, " said Jesse Tyler Ferguson, who plays Mitchell.

There is a natural tendency on the part of political scientists to view history somewhat in the light of mere raw material .

When the pain grows bit by bit, the natural tendency is to do nothing and wait for an improvement.

Sixth is the natural tendency to seek rationales for events as they unfold, rather than question whether they are sustainable.

I was born with a stone-cold heart, and my natural tendency is to center on what I want rather than on what God wants.

Our natural tendency to want to be awake during the day may mask signs of sleep debt when it's light out.

Using Higgins's approach, program maintenance counteracted the natural tendency of applications to degrade over time.

Our natural tendency when others give suggestions we don't agree with is to immediately become defensive and prove they are wrong.

Yet this is a very natural tendency, and one has to be on the alert for it in all its various forms.

but the natural tendency of nearly all story tellers is to say more than is necessary.

The natural tendency of the mind is to compare and contrast everything.

When investing millions, developers have a natural tendency to putting the money in the most 'risk-free' hands.

The natural tendency was for volunteers to inhale on every backward tilt, in rhythm with the rocking.

Our best intentions are sometimes subverted by our natural tendency to selfishness.

The cave metaphor is also relevant to this issue because the natural tendency of the disciple is to keep the esoteric teachings esoteric.

He shows a natural tendency to be in motion.

When we were born, we were programmed perfectly. We had a natural tendency to focus on love.

And there's a natural tendency or need for carrying capacity to become realigned.

This technique makes use of the fact that we have a natural tendency to remember rhymes and rhythms.

Every single day new opportunities open up and it's our natural tendency to get in on the action.

Single bimolecular detection and imaging represent the natural tendency of the molecular biology toward deep insight of the life.

When markets become the bearer of bad news, there is a natural tendency to take aim at the messenger.

This rule takes into account our natural tendency to miss days now and then.

IPOs that fall below their initial price are considered failures, so there is a natural tendency to price low.

Most people react to external forces. To lead effectively, you have to overcome that natural tendency.

Ask yourself whether you are jealous of her position in the organization or if you have a natural tendency to resist authority.

There's a natural tendency for programmers and managers to rate bugs as less serious than they are.

Moreover, as countries develop, there is a natural tendency for growth rates to slow.

We had a natural tendency to focus on love.

The natural tendency is to hype things up.

There is a natural tendency for regulators to get captured by their charges.

It is a habit we need to nurture because our natural tendency is to stray from the here and how to tomorrow, next week or next month.

I think the natural tendency is one day they will agree a new contract.

The drinking of "Nature" Brand mineral water is a natural tendency.

There is a natural tendency to procrastinate in all of us.

We all have a natural tendency to resist change.

New leaders in resource- constrained contexts have a natural tendency to want to show that they can meet tough standards .

You have a natural tendency to research topics, and the time is perfect for such an exercise.

Like most programmers, we have a natural tendency to optimize our code even when we should know better.

human beings; natural tendency; act needs; awareness; irrational; unsafe; reliability; behavior characteristics; industrial design;

From their natural tendency it is certain there will always be enough of that spirit for every salutary purpose;

Having a natural tendency; inclined: