Sentence examples for and therefore tends to from inspiring English sources

Clijsters is an easier character to like than Henin and therefore tends to attract the support of the crowd on such occasions.

The Medium Lie has all the characteristics of the Big Lie – a shocking allegation, inherent pandering to bigotry and self-evident untruth – but lacks the high stakes and therefore tends to be more ephemeral.

"We observe that the model learns that, in general, animate objects like humans and animals are more likely sources of humor compared to inanimate objects and therefore tends to replace these objects," say Chandrasekaran and co.

Information can be and therefore tends to be more widely distributed which invites non-managers to "a broader view" of the enterprise and a "deepening understanding" of their own tasks and roles.

That high cost pushes up the cost of any housing built on it and therefore tends to lessen the amount of "affordable" that can be negotiated with the land's developer, who has to pay for the land in the first place.

It consists mostly of neutrons and is held up against gravitational collapse by "neutron degeneracy pressure" - this is a quantum mechanical effect that resists two neutrons being in the same place and therefore tends to push them apart when they get too close together.

Forests tend to be darker than farms and pastures and therefore tend to absorb more sunlight.

Or those they tote around casually and, therefore, tend to forget?

Clusters of iron are paramagnetic and, therefore, tend to cause local inhomogenities in a magnetic field.

Edged sea stars, order Phanerozonia, have distinct marginal plates and therefore tend to be rigid.

Cancer cells have shrunken signaling networks, and therefore tend to be dependent on fewer signaling modules than non-cancerous cells.