Sentences with phrase «common tendency»

There's a very strong and common tendency for entrepreneurs to put in 18 - hour days when starting a company, setting an ambitious pace with little thought given to rest.

Below are six of the most common tendencies in relationships that many couples think are healthy and normal, but are actually toxic and destroying everything you hold dear.

One common tendency among snowbird travelers is to re-book the following year's trip before this year's concludes.

Casinos, understand this very common tendency of human behavior... and they making TONS OF MONEY by taking advantage of it.

But Israel separated this out from the equally common tendency to envision God in animal form, especially prevalent in ancient Egypt.

«Ubisoft believed the picture on screen looked very gray and gloomy, which is, by the way, a very common tendency for local games,» Yavorsky says.

According to Joe Melendez, CEO of ValueInsured, one common tendency among first - time homebuyers is they only focus on their immediate housing needs, and today's home prices, when in fact, Melendez advises, all homebuyers should always buy with an exit plan in mind.

«It's a very common tendency: If you don't like the advice, get rid of the adviser,» says Roger Pielke of the Center for Science and Technology Policy Research at the University of Colorado, Boulder.

Another common tendency in workplace design is the impulse to shove as many people into an open office as possible, given all the open space that a lack of cubicles creates.

Young CEOs also need to fight the common tendency to do work that should be done by others.

This book is a useful corrective to the common tendency to pit spirituality against religion.

Nor should the common tendency to allegorize mislead us in what Jesus says about the king's inadequate preparation for war.

There is a common tendency in any group that is working with feelings to probe for underlying motivation.

In part, this limitation of obligation to the covenant brotherhood was an aspect of the common tendency, primitive but still persisting to our day, to draw a sharp distinction between the «in - group» and the «out - group.»

Cultural aversion to those of other races, whether in the form of depreciating their ability or in more offensive matters of name calling and the attaching of uncomplimentary labels, eventuates from the common tendency to commit the fallacy of hasty generalization.

The best explanation for this visceral animosity may well lie in the common tendency to idealize one's youth.

The data reflect the phenomenon of oddsmakers shifting the betting lines to encourage action for both sides, particularly when the public bets too heavily on the favorite, a common tendency.

Set boundaries: It is a common tendency in the only children that he / she is equal to adults and got equal powers to do anything.

First, despite the common tendency of many academics to stress the limitations of the UN (and I'm not denying they exist), it was clear that the body has come a long way.

There is a common tendency among readers to project all of the events and ideas that are contained in a work of fiction upon its author.

There was a common tendency for victims to blame themselves for the attack, rather than the animal, or in cases where the dog was not known to them, they blamed the dog owner.

In the same vein, research shows a common tendency among aggressive and angry drivers is to let themselves off the hook by blaming external factors for their own behavior («I had a really bad day at work.»).

Authorities have broadcast warnings over the radio telling people to swiftly heed evacuation orders, trying to counter a common tendency for people to stay in their homes to protect them during natural disasters.

A common tendency is to let the knees cave in during squats.

So, when you see those words that go on, that are frustrating, that make you feel not too well, one of the common tendencies is to then be frustrated with ourselves, «I'm wrong for thinking that.

These factors (combined with the all - too - common tendency of acting foolish when imbibing too much), lead many health - conscious people to temper the amount of alcohol they consume.

A common tendency when teaching and assessing SEL skills is to treat them lightly, without producing actual changes in students» skills or behaviors.

To avoid the common tendency to get lost in a long list of questions, district or school staff should, in general, identify no more than five or six crucial questions that get at the heart of what they need to know.

@RacerX, ditching the losers to take on the capital gains loss is a good idea especially when you've been waiting a long time for these stocks to recover and they don't... The common tendency is to want to break even on the stock but it may actually be a better strategy to unload the underperforming stock to claim the tax break.

As all bloggers there will note, those from the Treasury were kind, intelligent, funny... they were real people, unlike the common tendency to demonize those in DC.

Although not a true Fibonacci ratio, there is a common tendency for a market to continue in a certain direction once it completes a 50 % retracement.

In fact, the immediacy of material processes is everywhere evident in the exhibition and is a common tendency shared by the artists of both nationalities.

Unfortunately there seems a common tendency for people to believe that any scientist is an expert on all fields of science, even to believe that anybody who is expert in any field at all is expert in all fields.

In any event, this concern may be an example of our common tendency to reflect back on the good old days that never were and our tendency not to recognize that things have changed.

After marriage, it's a common tendency to treat individual assets including houses, cars, boats, jewellery etc as a shared pool of assets between partners.

A common tendency among graduates it to obsess over big name brands.

A common tendency when teaching and assessing SEL skills is to treat them lightly, without producing actual changes in students» skills or behaviors.

«Avoid the common tendency to feel like a victim and blame the other parent for your divorce, as it makes the divorce much more difficult on you and your children.