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Meanings of natural tendency in English
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Usage of natural tendency in English
1
This is unfortunately a natural tendency and needs to be actively fought.
2
The first has a natural tendency to give pleasure; the second, pain.
3
You know that the natural tendency of the market is to rise.
4
The natural tendency otherwise is to make office-holding a sort of see-saw.
5
It's about the very natural tendency in mid-life to want novelty again.
6
Horses have a natural tendency to jump over obstacles in their path.
7
The natural tendency is always to overshoot, whatever one is shooting at.
8
When treating memory performance problems, the natural tendency is to add more memory.
9
The trained mog-urs had developed their natural tendency with conscious effort.
10
The natural tendency of the molecules to build themselves together is thus neutralized.
11
His natural tendency was to use simple methods and few instruments.
12
There's a natural tendency to buy the rumor, sell the news.
13
Gambling grows out of a misuse of the natural tendency to take risks.
14
Hence there was a natural tendency to alliance between Rome and the Emperor.
15
Keeping promises can be imposed to counter the natural tendency to ignore them.
16
It is giving the natural tendency to chance, to risk an illegitimate play.
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Natural tendency through the time
Natural tendency across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common