11.   After any crash, there is a strong tendency to fight the last war.

12.   Evolving where salt was scarce, humans developed a strong tendency to feast on it when opportunities arose.

13.   He suspected a strong inherited tendency existed for muscles to respond, or not respond, to training.

14.   In an industry with such a strong tendency to repeat past successes, he said, game designers will probably find even more grisly ways to win customers.

15.   In competitive races, however, such mudbaths have a strong tendency to keep close elections close.

16.   My mother inherited a strong tendency toward the latter.

17.   One consequence of the changed nature of investment is a strong tendency for markets to develop into temporary monopolies.

18.   People have a strong tendency to revert to their happiness set point, he says, but they can also transcend it.

19.   Scientists talk about a quality called hysteresis, the strong tendency of a system to cling to its present state, to resist the imposition of change.

20.   This is important, because the super-lean pork sold in supermarkets has a strong tendency to dry out as it cooks.