Examples of using Is a tendency in English and their translations into Finnish
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But the danger of the disease is a tendency to relapse.
There is a tendency, once we hear about research or scientific evidence, to take it at face value.
When you approach middle age,- No. there is a tendency towards bruising, my son.
Another earmark is a tendency to compulsively reenact our abandonment scenarios through repetitive patterns, i.
This is why it is so necessary to correctly locate the PC muscle because there is a tendency of tightening the incorrect muscle.
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There is a tendency to see this massive congregation of animals as evidence for huge packs of Coelophysis roaming the land.
When one sleeps on the right side, there is a tendency to wake up quickly and one is not overcome by deep slumber.
With the estrogenic type of development of the fingers, allergic reactions are more likely to develop, and,even according to some studies, there is a tendency to schizophrenia.
One of the characteristics of nitroguanidine is a tendency to corrode metal, as well as a very distinctive smell like latex paint.
The first is a tendency for the Commission to embark on very ambitious programmes, particularly in third countries, without sufficient assessment of the practicalities of implementation and proper resourcing.
Emissions trading drives prices upwards, as gas andcoal are marginal fuels, and there is a tendency to add the value of emissions rights to retail prices.
For some women there is a tendency for their PMS to worsen over time, sometimes reaching the point that they are symptom-free only a few days a month.
FR With regard to Mr Gauzès's question on communication,which I believe others have repeated, there is a tendency, in some communication channels, to consider Europe as some sort of scapegoat.
As in other areas, there is a tendency for the players involved to blame each other for the shortcomings in the system and to overlook their own responsibility for ensuring that it works efficiently.
During episodes of economic recession when public expenditure is under pressure, there is a tendency for governments to cut back on capital investment programmes rather than current spending programmes.
There is a tendency among some financial commentators to assume that we must have further regulation following Parmalat, and the organisations that are most squarely in the frame for further regulation and registration are rating agencies.
Cleaning is simple butas this is a short toy there is a tendency for gunk to get around and under the silicone sleeve so pay attention to that.
When we find that between 1991 and 1996 approximately 600 000 jobs disappeared in the clothing andtextiles sector, there is a tendency to pass it over as it is not happening in one single company.
In an antiferromagnet, unlike a ferromagnet, there is a tendency for the intrinsic magnetic moments of neighboring valence electrons to point in opposite directions.
In the specific case of Russia and those countries of the CIS that are rich in natural resources, an additional factor contributing to the uncertainty is a tendency to use energy as a weapon for political purposes, as we have already witnessed.
I would stress one further point. It would appear that there is a tendency to attempt to deal with the issues of development and eradicating poverty by entrusting this task to the multinationals.
As the rapporteur for the Committee on Social Affairs also says, there is a tendency to restrict social and economic rights within the context of reforms of the labour market.
If you examine the recent long-term contracts, it is a tendency to lower prices for the rental of satellite capacity on 35- 60%- and there are no prerequisites for a return to the old price is not observed, said Bowe.
I would say that what we have in the European institutions is a tendency to technify everything. And as a result of this technification we distance ourselves from the citizens thereby leading to their rejecting our form of adopting decisions.
Experiences with 10 other asylum andmigration directives do show that the fear that there is a tendency among Member States to use the transposition of such directives as a pretext for making their national law more repressive does not materialise.
That's a tendency to always come back asking for more.
In both his chosen professions was a tendency to ill temper. His sheet tells me that the thing that kept tripping him up.
I like the fact that they do a pretty good job with security updates, but unfortunately, once a distribution is released,there has been a tendency to NOT release any feature upgrades.
Under the common fisheries policy, andindeed under other EU policies, there has been a tendency to make policy decisions without full consideration of the valuable views of those working and living in the sector concerned.
In some sentencing States there has been a tendency to refuse the transfer if it would give the detainee the possibility of serving a lighter sentence in his country of origin than the one imposed in the sentencing State.