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There was, however, a clearly marked tendency for this organisation to become more complex as time went on.

Bunny also has a marked tendency to nag whenever a job is on.

Many cultures around the world have a marked tendency to associate flowers with femininity.

"The overall statistics continue to show a marked tendency to hand the so-called thinking positions to white players," he concludes.

Gil Huntley was showing a marked tendency to repeat himself.

American English has always shown a marked tendency to use nouns as verbs.

Above all, there was a marked tendency towards monotheism.

Why was there a marked tendency for infants to be healthy and the adults chronically ill?

They have a marked tendency to zoom up into a steep climbing attitude if they are allowed to do so.

In any case, Goblins have a marked tendency to bounce so casualties are probably fewer than one might reasonably expect.

Moreover, as Figure 7.2b shows, there is a marked tendency to congregate at a very few 'honeypot' sites.

Unlike sharks, bony fish as a rule have a marked tendency to be flattened in a vertical direction.

In the first phase, numerous tribunals were established, but the period after 1495 saw a marked tendency towards centralization.

It is usually done because many types of cancer have a marked tendency to produce lymph node metastasis early in their natural history.

However, since the channel between him and Kroeger was opened, hes displayed marked tendencies of being under emotional strain.

As common in rails, there has been a marked tendency to evolve flightlessness in island populations.

Also there was a marked tendency for all efficient personnel, especially Communists, to move quickly up the hierarchy from the villages to the guberniia centres.

Among mammals, there is a marked tendency in equatorial and tropical regions to have a darker skin color than poleward relatives.

From this time, a marked tendency for Korean Buddhist monks to be "three teachings" exponents appeared.

Western art, like that of some other cultures, most notably Chinese art, has a marked tendency to revive at intervals "classic" styles from the past.

Beginning in the middle of the 1940s, his human figures displayed a marked tendency toward abstraction, as well as a growing use of geometric forms.

Dandy had shown a marked tendency to react to any tension or excitement in the compound by cowering against the fencing of his pen.

However," Ghra added with understandable pride, "we've noticed a marked tendency in their troops to avoid Hrrubans.

In the US, he encountered a marked tendency toward political reaction, anti-democratic sentiments, and political apathy.