Usage of "have a tendency"

Encara no tenim significats per a "have a tendency".

Ús de have a tendency en anglès

But political conditions have a tendency of changing unannounced-andcontrary to reason. 
 Wired 

I also have a tendency to try to learn everything by myself. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

They have a tendency to overlook the basic rights of the individual. 
 Anchorite 

Still I have feared that she may have a tendency to consumption. 
 A Strange Story — Volume 01 

Fruit trees have a tendency to revert to old wild poor forms. 
 The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming. 

When you hire Harry D'Amour, things have a tendency to become... complicated. 
 The Scarlet Gospels 

You have a tendency toward certain things, and a distaste for others. 
 A Series of Lessons in Gnani Yoga: The Yoga of Wisdom 

I have a tendency to get my biblical analogies in a twist. 
 The Guardian 

The women in my family have a tendency to die in childbirth. 
 Mission road 

However, Zuma has said that South Africans have a tendency to sensationalise things. 
 The South African 

Yet for some reason, people have a tendency to overlook the second option. 
 Economics Without Illusions 

I really do have a tendency to look for problems first. 
 Changer of Worlds 

We have a tendency to look at things in such a personal way. 
 The Michael Chekhov Handbook 

The problem is that the British have a tendency to do themselves down. 
 Reuters 

The resulting carve-ups and writedowns, though, have a tendency to perpetuate the problem. 
 Reuters 

But military games and sabre-rattling have a tendency to get out of hand. 
 The Guardian 

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Have a tendency a través del temps

Have a tendency per variant geogràfica

Irlanda

Comú

Estats Units d'Amèrica

Comú

Regne Unit

Menys comú

Significats de have a tendency en anglès