Sentence examples for anyway tend from inspiring English sources

Blocking a few more mergers whose benefits anyway tend to be over-egged might bover-egged mightes from themselves and spare their customers the costs of collusion.

"I'm not scared of the Kremlin, but when you can't agree among your own people, it's time to leave politics," says Irina Khakamada, who was a candidate for the presidency in 2004.But the truth is that both SPS and Yabloko anyway tend to stay within bounds set by the Kremlin.

"It was a serious failure and we thought it might be damaging to us but one thing that perhaps is saving us from that is people who are attracted to the Green Party tend to have a more generous disposition anyway tend to be able to forgive a mistake".

The world of gaming is huge, exciting, and way bigger than we (or I, anyway) tend to realize when we turn on our consoles.

Mid-term elections have anyway tended to be referendums on domestic matters.

The country doesn't really want them, and, anyway, they tend to come back.

Peace would have broken out after the end of the war anyway; democracies tend not to fight each other, with or without international political alliances.

"It doesn't taste of very much," he says, "they're only in their third year but I'm not a big fan of their asparagus anyway – we tend to go further north where it has a much better flavour".

I was really ill... because I hadn't put my heating on... when I contract pneumonia it seems to be round about the cold weather, and obviously if you haven't got much money and the bills are high anyway you tend to not put the heating on..

Anyway, women tend to like this piece or "fallosy" as I've heard them call it.

Anyway, they tend to just hang out in the basement in black rubber suits and lower rent significantly so they are actually a real asset.