Примери за използване на Growing tendency на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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There's a growing tendency to minimize our differences with other denominations.
Modern vaccines have been suggested as a major factor in the growing tendency towards allergy, involving both mind and body.
(3) The growing tendency of men to dress in frills, with feminine hair styles, and accompanying demasculinisation.
But as time passed, the search for new and higher truth became overshadowed by a growing tendency to venerate that which was already established.
For this reason, there was a growing tendency among Buddhist scholars in India thereafter to write their commentaries and treatises in Sanskrit.
One of the consequences of the Ukrainian crisis for Russia- the polarization of political life and a growing tendency to call a spade a spade.
Wesley's anxiety was compounded by his growing tendency to see his fear of death as a testimony to his lack of faith.”.
The growing tendency to privilege portray, and to a lesser degree sculpture, above other arts has been a feature of Western art as well as East Asian art.
Yiftachel added that even Palestinian citizens of Israel show a growing tendency to support“pragmatic” candidates, who do not confuse their unhappy situation in the state with the Palestinian issue.
The growing tendency to privilege painting, and to a lesser degree sculpture, above other arts has been a feature of Western art in addition to East Asian artwork.
According to local non-governmental organizations, on the territory of Stara Zagora there is a growing tendency of children dropping out of school- a trend that is observed not only in Roma communities, but also among children from ethnic Turkish minority.
The new rules update existing data protection law principles to take account of the challenges posed by new information technologies,globalisation and the growing tendency to use personal data for law enforcement purposes.
Entire industries have sprung up to foster a growing tendency of people to remove themselves from the rigors of daily life- especially into the digital world.
It has also been called the Peter Pan or Boomerang Generation because of the propensity of some to move back in with their parents,perhaps due to economic constraints, and a growing tendency to delay some of the typical adulthood rites of passage like marriage or starting a career.
These alliances highlight the growing tendency by small, scattered, and non-Salafi-jihadi factions to form larger coalitions to benefit from the new U.S. policy.
And he warned about the pernicious threat to U.S. democracy posed by purposely deceptive fake"news" and a growing tendency of Americans to listen only to information that confirms what they already believe.
It's an antidote to the growing tendency we have to feel that we can really ever experience life by watching it on a computer screen, you know, when we're in a wi-fi zone.
He lamented politicians who question climate change andwarned about the threat to US democracy posed by purposely deceptive fake“news” and a growing tendency of Americans to listen only to information that confirmed what they already believed.
Our observations show a growing tendency of seeking more and more outsourcing services in the area of accounting, tax and legal services provided by specialized entities.
This age group has also been called the Peter Pan or Boomerang Generation because of the propensity of some to move back in with their parents,perhaps due to economic constraints, and a growing tendency to delay some of the typical adulthood rites of passage like marriage or starting a career.
He wrote of the“growing tendency of people to exonerate themselves by arguing that it is not‘I' who is at fault, but some mechanical process within:‘my genes made me do it'; or‘my high blood-sugar content made me do it.'.
In writing.-(LT) I voted in favour of this report, because I believe that regional development is becoming a particularly relevant issue today, as rural areas are becoming more and more sparsely populated, due to social change and changes in social structures,values and a growing tendency towards individualisation.
And in the Member States, as at the Commission,there is a growing tendency, wherever legitimate, to take up the burden of an increasingly straitened staff and administrative budget from alternative sources.
With the growing tendency to postpone childbirth in high-income countries the definition of a young and old first-time mother has changed and new groups of women are now exposed to psychological distress during pregnancy and early parenthood," Aasheim and colleagues conclude.
This insight has value today because of the growing tendency in the media to portray Fascism as a logical outgrowth of populism and to attribute both allegiances to an unhappy lower middle class, as if anti-democratic sentiments were the exclusive property of one economic tier.