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Indecision is often related to lack of self confidence and a tendency to worry about potential problems.

Perhaps he knew that Archippus had a tendency to settle down in comfort and to take things easy.

Until now there has been a tendency to use whatever definition allows you to tell yourself you are making the most difference.

It had a built-in tendency to produce ever larger booms and busts, and over the longer term it was bound to destroy itself.

The only problem that I can think of right now is that women currently have a tendency to cut each other down in a way that men do not.

Muzzle moderately pointed, avoiding any tendency to snipiness, and approximately equal in length to that of the top skull.

It's an insidious but frequent tendency to let the board decide, rather than advise or approve. It goes like this. . .

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.

Even in this very beginning of a tendency to feel despondent he threw back his head, expanded his chest, and walked as briskly as ever.

For all the presumed coolness on the surface, he had an instinctive tendency to put himself into the skins of others.

All this had a tendency to keep us awake, and knock the traditional dullness out of garrison life.

Heavy foundation has a tendency to emphasize wrinkles and pores, and most women avoid it in favor of a bit of blush.

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

This may be why Uranus's rings are slightly out of round: their self-gravity resists the tendency to smear into a circular band.

Trivia He started acting when his mother sent him to acting camp due to his tendency to break out in song in public places.

My husband, who was the captain of the patrol boys in the eighth grade, has a tendency to hold out his arms at the curb: stand back!

Good, even great for his age, but there may be a tendency to compare him to, say, Brendan Haywood .

'The world has had a tendency to focus a disproportionate amount of attention on me, ' Mr. Gates said at the time of the announcement.

A chronic lack of sleep may cause far more serious problems than a tendency to nod off the next day, researchers warn.

Whether this bipolarity of American attitudes will produce a tendency to future swings of public policy remains to be seen.

"There was a tendency to shy away from the need to confront sexuality in its most transcendent aspiration and practice, " he said.

One of the dangers of learning a new version of any language is the tendency to go crazy with new syntactical structures.

TCC can arise anywhere in the urothelium, but is most common in bladder. TCC is often multifocal and has a tendency to recur.

Sometimes in the excitement leading up to sex, there is a tendency to reduce the time spent on foreplay or to skip it altogether.

However, a vertical line sitting perpendicular to the top and bottom of the canvas has more of a tendency to convey a sense of height.

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

Since gravity works equally on everything, there would be a tendency to pull those uneven places down. The surface would even itself out.

But I must quickly add that this tendency to see a story as more than a story does not solely come from the West.

The little one had a tendency to try to run off the track and that's a problem.

It does not seem to be related to handedness and has only a slight tendency to be familial.

The general direction of the smoke will be drawn to the right, if left may be the tendency to schizophrenia.

Dr Livingston believes that this tendency to associate aggression with leadership ' is an explanation on why we get corruption.

He began to use sickness as an excuse, developing an embarrassing tendency to faint under pressure.

Despite her love for Grant, Vivian dislikes his tendency to think only of himself, showing little regard for her needs.

In short cursing people is all about repeating a statement confidently that the person has a tendency to believe.

One of these was the tendency to shorten words which should have kept their full polysyllabic dignity.

Years of discussion have led to a tendency to appreciate the integration logic while the joint-stock system seems to be .

Who else but a bookworm, with none of the normal kid's tendency to play rather than study, would grow up to be a teacher anyway?

Ulot was short in stature and with a tendency to fat which had placed an extra dieting burden on him in training for this venture.

I'd say that my biggest weakness is a tendency to be a bit of a perfectionist.

A tendency to deny the personality system is being abused, this should be the case for the system into a universally applicable system.

She was a religious woman, with a tendency to be skeptical of people and events that she had not heard of.

It is the most common form of bladder cancer and, although reasonably easy to treat, it has a tendency to recur.

but he was beginning to fear his tendency to dwell on the things he disliked in her.

The tendency to look at events on the outer plane as if darkness prevails there alone must be discarded.

The information conveyed by such a model has a tendency to be incomplete, informal, imprecise and, sometimes, inconsistent.

Li Ling observed. "They are far from a quick-fix solution, and could even exacerbate the tendency to over prescribe" , she said.

C Another aspect of American culture is the tendency to say "I love you" to those they are particularly close to.

Gradually opening up to the women in the workplace or other public places, sex, a growing tendency to mixed state.

But so far the president's Javanese tendency to try to please everyone has only encouraged his so-called partners to demand more.

This very safe agent has taken over from hexachlorophene, which had a tendency to neurotoxicity.

When a hole forms, a strong tendency to equalize creates a rushing tunnel of wind, like water flowing through a hose.

In John Wu's thought, runs through a strong tendency to combine Chinese and Western cultures, the deep heart of the pursuit of joy.

Mr Brown suddenly looks calm , determined and in control. Mr Bush has an unfortunate tendency to look panicky and out of his depth .

Being a chronic worrier , being highly self - conscious , and a tendency to have negative outlook on a situation all contribute to choking .

When arteries from other parts of the body are used in bypass surgery, does their tendency to become blocked change?

There is too great a tendency to see everything as a plot against the British.

It has a tendency to stop on a Tiberium patch, move forward a bit, and then start harvesting the Tiberium patch.

But China's car market has a tendency to break industry forecasts. So anything is possible.

If the plane is landing and one wheel touches down first, the plane has a tendency to veer off in the direction of that wheel.

The system of teaching practised at Oxford, with its tendency to avoid set courses, probably encourages independent thought and judgement.

Qaddafi's strong anti-authority bent and his tendency to identify with the underdog can be traced back to his childhood.

And that I have to be careful about my tendency to put my needs over the needs of others.

But I say how I, as long as I do not belong or do not want me, I will not care, this is not a tendency to leave.

One of our biggest complaints about management is their tendency to run companies "by the numbers. "

There can be a tendency to shut down in uncertain situations.

It's this apparent tendency to suffer injury that made many question the wisdom of Ferguson's decision. Wasn't it a big risk?

Keep this in mind as you select teams and avoid the tendency to have team members who think and act just like yourself.

Many Christians have a tendency to see witnessing as an individual enterprise, with each of us doing our own thing in isolation from others.

The concept of ePrint is a smart one, but the printer's tendency to go into sleep mode to save energy is a problem.

Dr. Allen Crocker, an expert in the field, says the program bucks society's tendency to leave kids with disabilities behind.

This tendency to blame teachers or administrators for all that happens in the schools is both unfair and unrealistic.

Maybe all this research simply justifies the twentysomething tendency to hold a series of entry -level jobs and put off having children.

He also notices whether the bull runs straight or if he has a tendency to cut ground toward the man as he charges.

In Atlanta, Rafer Alston seemed to be addressing Artest's tendency to ignore the game plan to try to take on teams by himself.

A salesman said in such a commercial declining phase, educational facility's retail had a tendency to decrease.

Some experts say the same mental process evident in people with ADHD may also be associated with a tendency to criminal behavior.

She said she thought he was "balancing the tendency to be always the observer" with "how to effect change. "

In her book she says what she thought of them, observing, for instance, that President Jiang Zemin had an unfortunate tendency to show off.

Avoid a tendency to be sloppy or to take shortcuts.

There is a tendency to feel guilt and a wish to avoid the inevitable discussion with the patient and family.

One possibility is that a woman's anatomical features may predispose her to greater or lesser tendency to experience vaginal orgasm.

The tendency to look back to re - examine the past will be very strong most of the month due to Mercury in retrograde.

Old-school email users have a tendency to trim everything out of the body of an email except their replies.

This is not always true, but the strong tendency to produce majorities is built into the system.

The bank argues for legal changes to improve women's position in the workplace and to limit this tendency to separate out work by sex.

It plays on the mouse's known weaknesses: French chocolate, cookies, and a tendency to loiter in the vicinity of the kitchen sink.

Mr Bush (see article) had a simplistic tendency to see the world through ideological and partisan spectacles.

I've always had the tendency to be a workaholic, and have the attitude that I can tackle anything and achieve good results.

When patient blood is outside of the body passing through the plasmapheresis machine, the blood has a tendency to clot.

I've always had the tendency to be a workaholic, and have the attitude that I can tackle anything and achieve good results.

When patient blood is outside of the body passing through the plasmapheresis machine, the blood has a tendency to clot.

I have the tendency to talk very strongly and passionate, and if I was not someone like me, I would be intimidated too.

People's tendency to reveal more than they're supposed to isn't new, but Allison notes that it's gotten worse since the recession started.

"Japanese restaurants in particular have a tendency to use disposables, " she said. "They weren't composting or recycling. "

In some ways, Mr Sarkozy is a prisoner of his own impulsiveness , as well as of his tendency to over-personalise diplomatic relations.

This benign condition has a tendency to spontaneous remission within the first years of life.

With the modern tendency to have machinery aft, it is now usual to have the officers and crew accommodated in the superstructure aft.

This is possible because spreading oil has a tendency to flatten the sea surface and this effect is detectable from space.

The weakness of the police state comes from its tendency to crush individual initiative and inventiveness .

The weakness of the police state comes from its tendency to crush individual initiative and inventiveness .

I have a strong tendency to do this, and never once in my experience has the conversation unfolded with any resemblance to what I imagined.

Italy, ANSA said the Palermo court found Gambino a "tendency to escape. "

Five coffees a day or more were 'enough to increase their tendency to hallucinate, ' the team discovered.

But there has been a persistent tendency to ignore the toughest questions posed by nuclear power: What should be done with the waste?

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

Many druids have this tendency to go human form as soon as you are out of melee range, blind and GG.

It was a difficult pregnancy, though; I had a tendency to go into labor much too soon.

Agreeableness - a tendency to be compassionate and cooperative rather than suspicious and antagonistic towards others.

A mere tendency to produce a rudiment is indeed sometimes thus inherited.

A mere tendency to produce a rudiment is indeed sometimes thus inherited.

Mr Bush had a simplistic tendency to see the world through ideological and partisan spectacles.

Some of my best friends are vegetarians, but even they have a tendency to be a little on the holier-than-thou side.

What makes this week accident prone is your tendency to be rash, or to act too quickly, or do something without thinking.

One's sense of safety comes from familiarity with the environment; so people have the tendency to resist or avoid new situations.

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

Your argument (in support of a contradiction) implies that the next toss will have a greater tendency to land on edge.

Extraversion - energy, positive emotions, s urgency, and the tendency to seek stimulation and the company of others.

Female principal is still the minority at the high school, but it has the tendency to increase year by year.

Summer has a tendency to get quickly packed with plans, but it's important to leave yourself time to indulge your whims.

Summer has a tendency to get quickly packed with plans, but it's important to leave yourself time to indulge your whims.

Scientists who study stuttering sound a more cautious note: such effects, while real, have shown a tendency to be short-term.

But a tendency to think of other men first will be amplified if talented women don't stay on the radar.

Such competence is potentially heritable and is reinforced by the human tendency to mate with partners of similar traits and ability.

If you displace it, there is less of a tendency to come to its own equilibrium value.

A ferritic stainless steel alloy having a reduced tendency to form silica on at least a surface thereof also is provided.

Pearl's inevitable tendency to hover about the enigma of the scarlet letter seemed an innate quality of her being.

Taking advantage of its growing military might, Beijing has shown a growing tendency to flex its muscles to further its territorial claims.

Unfortunately, the tendency to replace founder CEOs with "professional CEOs" still has a strong following.

The leads from the model are most easily made of plastic tubing, which has little tendency to kink or leak and has good bending qualities.

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

Three has been a tendency to mistake data in a computer for wisdom.

Before 1997 Hongkongers had a tendency to look down on mainlanders.

"Becoming the king through the destiny" also has a limitation to emperor from the interior, enables him to have a tendency to Dao.

Time Consuming -Due to its addictive qualities, it has the tendency to suck your time.

It is highly affected by nutrient composition and juice handling procedures and has a tendency to produce a lot of foam .

I know in today's short time I got so far away in the traffic circuit and I have a tendency to go right as I was landing.

Antihistamines may need to be taken intermittently or continuously until the underlying tendency to urticaria disappears.

Human beings seem to have the strange tendency to connect the past with happiness and the future with failure.

I love sleep. My life has the tendency to fall apart when I'm awake, you know?

Drivers on Houston freeways have been showing an increasing tendency to replace the rules of the road with violent outbreaks.

A majority of the action games on the market can have a tendency to become very repetitive or boring after only a few hours of game play.

People have had a tendency to dismiss talking, preferring to keep quiet.

"A designer wouldn't build something that has a tendency to fracture your vertebrae, " she said.

Psoriatic arthritis synovium had considerably fewer T cells and a tendency to hae fewer plasma cells, the results indicate.

Solzhenitsyn's writing has a strong tendency to religious consciousness and eschatology.

Being able to adapt to movable workplaces and having the tendency to reside in the responsible zone is preferred.

Does your ruling planet's behaviour reflect your own tendency to put yourself in the firing line on another's behalf?

enjoy the abuse of people showed a tendency to abuse, simple people who were abused in general sense of the victims of domestic violence.

Herd mentality is the tendency to adopt the opinions and follow the behaviors of the majority to feel safer and to avoid conflict.

Pelvic fracture bleeding is one of the common and serious injury which has a tendency to induce MOF.

Hence the increasing tendency to link everything to climate change - whether scientifically proven or not.

Scripts that parse a great deal of data or which may be hiding an infinite loop have a tendency to consume large amounts of memory.

Its biggest weakness is probably its tendency to become unstable if it is overheated, overcharged or punctured.

Europe has a tendency to see itself as the representative of the past.

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

I recently won a prestigious award and was worried about my husband's tendency to "enjoy himself" too much at business events.

They are so busy processing information from all directions they are losing the tendency to think and to feel.

Critics of the American tort system generally neglect this tendency to underestimate compensatory damages.

If the robot's artificial emotional intelligence includes a tendency to feel lonely or abandoned, I can simply switch it off until I return.

It has a tendency to hop around space and time and can only be accurately located from a church basement in Los Angeles, California.

Partly, this reflects our tendency to regard consumption today as a form of savings.

There is a tendency to alienate friends and unite with enemies as a result of these energetic alignments.

As with lead-acid batteries, nickel-cadmium cells had a tendency to produce gases while in use, especially when being overcharged.

People high in N-Ach are characterised by a tendency to seek challenges and a high degree of independence.

The tendency to war against one another is evident even in the first book of the Bible, and famine features there too.

For bilingual people, suppressing the tendency to talk in both languages can be difficult.

Although people's some habit have shown a tendency to favor sth, large numbers of studies have been concentrated on its adverse impact.

You may be using something psychologists call a counter phobic mechanism, a tendency to slide toward, not away from, something you fear.

Quantify Your Value: You can counter the tendency to downplay yourself by presenting tangible evidence of what you bring to the table.

I won't provide examples here, though, as there is always a tendency to start searching for insights similar to what we've read.

This response is linked to higher rumination: the tendency to think obsessively about negative events.

I admit I've taken too much advantage of other mothers' tendency to just ask for my wife when they call to make plans for the kids.

Neurons possess an innate tendency to extend branched projections from the cell body known as dendrites.

The word "addiction" is here used jokingly to denote a tendency to overindulge in some pleasurable activity.

Beware of your tendency to hold grudges and to be vengeful.

Self-help slogans became the order of the day, mitigated by her idiosyncrasies and a tendency to refer to herself in the third person.

This systemic vantage point must be used to mitigate any tendency to underestimate risk when times are good.

Overall, what you see is a tendency to distance the causes from themselves.

SOD activity after injury increased gradually in recover group, but had no tendency to increase in deterioration group.

The global recession, he argues, is merely the latest effect of a tendency to confuse happiness and salvation with prosperity.

The tariff rate cut has come at a time when vegetable oil imports are showing a tendency to decline.

Furthermore, there was a tendency to emphasize risks over benefits, they said.

That tendency to compare has been well known about the average person, he said.

And as evident from humans' tendency to turn red when angry, aroused or upset, such color recognition assists visual communication, too.

But he did warn that capitalism had a tendency to generate its own crises.

The two of us sometimes joke about his lack of organisation and about his tendency to forget appointments and then blame someone else.

As the decades passed and the West became "crowded, " this tendency to pick a tract in an unopened area increased.

With the approach of fall comes shorter days, less daylight, and a tendency to spend more time indoors.

Both Guldner and Stafford see greater conflict avoidance in long-distance relationships and a tendency to idealize a faraway partner.

His illness grew out of his tendency to overwork.

We call this phenomenon "software bloat" : the tendency to load an application with features that have questionable business value.

Then there is the looming threat of the internet, with its tendency to disintermediate content from carrier.

What rewards particular interest may reflect only a normal tendency to self-benefiting expression and action.

You both should be wary of the tendency to intellectualize your emotions rather than deal with them at the gut level.

Women have a tendency to refuse to believe something that is just too "easy" to be true.

Results The expression of NGB increased gradually in retina of diabetic rats, then the tendency to be stable.

Instead, a thing should be considered on its own terms; we should avoid the tendency to compare it to something else.

Or you could see it as evidence that people (including journalists) have an ingrained tendency to assume that past trends will continue.

A study of 174 young Brazilians found that daughters are more likely than sons to inherit their fathers' tendency to road-rage.

As you're well aware, you're a tendency to blame yourself when things go wrong.

One difficulty in dealing with complex banks is their tendency to spawn hundreds or even thousands of subsidiaries.

If such negative behavior was common, a tendency to be less forgiving was better for the marriage.

In contemporary Christian theology there is a growing tendency to describe hell as a state rather than a place.

It is a potential tendency to decrease the size of crystalline grains of electrode materials for the purpose of improving their properties.

We often feel that we have no power over our constraints. However, this is an illusion that comes from our tendency to shirk.

Sales organizations have the tendency to create generalized compensation and incentive programs designed to elicit certain behaviors.

As a highly complex system, civilisation has a "tendency to move quite suddenly from stability to instability. "

While she agrees that the internet, e-mail have widened people's horizons, she deplores their tendency to make punctuation seem unnecessary.

But no link was found between telling porkies and a tendency to cheat in exams or commit fraud in later life.

Mindful of this tendency to flock together, developers have launched targeted marketing drives.

He had got red of his tendency to be spectacular.

Nowadays, most dangerous for our society is the tendency to take advantage of each other in political circles.

They scorned his tendency to spend cabinet meetings sorting jelly beans into different colours, and his taste for flaky anecdotes.

In so believing, such humans have a tendency to give and give and give until there is so little left, there is nothing left to ascend.

Malignant melanoma has a tendency to metastasize to the lung during the course of tumor growth, but endobronchial metastasis is rare.

It's by no means comprehensive, I had to cut stuff to get just 10 (including their tendency to start randomly quoting Monty Python).

High divorce rates, rising co-habitation and a tendency to delay marriage are main factors.

The State Department has a tendency to insist on its prerogative that it is exclusively entitled to conduct foreign policy.

Organization and division of function carry an inherent tendency to distributive power, deriving from supervision and coordination.

It was noted that the F scale elicits in the respondent the tendency to agree with the items regardless of content .

"Man pages map" a paper for the opposition against the then vernacular, given the tendency to promote retro sharp attack.

If dopamine tends to dominate your personality, you will have a tendency to seek novelty. People in this group are termed explorers.

Please note that our tablets have a tendency to turn light brown in color over time. This color change will not affect potency.

"We found there appears to be a genetic tendency to introduce your friends to each other, " Christakis said.

A tendency to speculation, though it may keep woman quiet, as it does man, yet makes her sad.

The tendency to accelerate growth and development, and to advance female sexual maturation in juvenile at present was also analysed.

The artist usually known as Prince has a tendency to get into disputes with his fans.

Downsize. In his book A New Earth, author Eckhart Tolle talks about our tendency to identify ourselves, and our self worth, by our things.

Often criticized under the contracting regime is the contractor's tendency to avoid those cases that are more difficult or cost more.

Architects are much like Hollywood stars in their tendency to try to add a couple of sneaky inches.

There is a strong tendency to extend existing software systems beyond their capabilities.

The event led me to reflect on the phenomenon of confirmation bias, or the tendency to find evidence to support what one already believes.

With these energy dynamics in place there will be a tendency to take an uncooperative stance at work, at home, and in relationships.

This incident may be an insight into Bush's strange tendency to find the wrong words in making public pronouncements.

There is a tendency to be very zealous about, for example, getting the blood pressure as low as you can go.

The tumor is locally aggressive with a relatively lower tendency to metastasize.

The body coat is abundant, flat or slightly waved, with no tendency to curl.

Tigers of this kind are dying off, considering that they know have a tendency to die out in time.

it melts snow and ice and thus increases the tendency to absorb heat from the sun.

As we warned, the saving rate is not a good guide in the short run because of its tendency to be revised sharply.

The point is that we must be aware of how important problem defining is and correct our tendency to spend too little time on it.

In a nutshell, disintermediation refers to the Internet's tendency to cut out the middle man.

It is also necessary to curb the emotions and be in control of them, as humans have a tendency to let them run wild.

Although Sperling in the political center-left ideas, but pragmatism has obvious tendency to seek consensus, compromise experienced.

When you think of a "life without limits" you have a tendency to think that you can do anything.

However, the amount of waste produced is also a result of our tendency to use something once and throw it away.

Breathing secondhand smoke boosts bad cholesterol levels, decreases good cholesterol, and increases your blood's tendency to clot.

This tendency to ignore contrary evidence prevents a fair decision, which would be one based on all the available evidence.

Is the tendency to perform best at a certain time of day immutable?