Sentence examples similar to any tended from inspiring English sources

The severity of their injuries, if indeed they sustain any, tends to be down to pot luck after that.

Community college students have the potential to do great work; their deficiencies, if any, tend to be in direction and guidance.

Their fans, if they have any, tend to like them not for who they are, but for who they pretend to be.

NdvB and NdvC are transferases that synthesize the cyclic glucan and a mutation in any tends to impair the symbiosis with soybean [ 72].

Any conflicts tended to be overshadowed by the major advances Dr. Brenner made in molecular biology.

Any differences tended to be in over-interpretation of women's own words, level of precision and emphasis.

Because any entity, any organization, tends to reject new culture.

In any case, Radomski tended to show up on alternate evenings at Ultimate Fitness, putting in hard 45-minute workouts.

Thirdly, any cost reductions tended to be short-lived, with spending bouncing back after just a few years.

Were any tending toward the condition of sumptuousness?Many passages of Cheever's biography combine condescension and knowingness; others are sloppy, and soppy.

The apples become caramelized — simmered in toasted sugar, melted butter and their own juices — but without any tending or testing by the cook.