Sentence examples for but tends to create from inspiring English sources

A fast burning rate is effective ballistically but tends to create excessive pressures in the gun barrel.

Laraque is not a goal-scorer, but Malkin tends to create chances for everyone.

"Sometimes my music can be unnerving, but it tends to create an environment where you can hear yourself think.

Having too much may solve certain problems, but it tends to create others, some of them purely emotional.

A charity-based foreign policy can support preparation for disaster preparedness but it tends to create reactive forms of engagement rather than the development of ongoing system strengthening [ 13].

Money pouring in but not trickling down tends to create a dangerous social imbalance.

It may not be the actual robot we have in our homes, but this kind of project tends to create all kinds of useful technology.

He is an outlaw who lives by his own code, as was Tony Soprano, but his closest counterpart is probably Carrie Mathison, the C.I.A. operative on "Homeland," skilled and omniscient but with a messianic zeal that tends to create a great deal of collateral damage.

But the blanket application of SBD standards tends to create a threatening environment, particularly in poorer areas.

"Clutter is uncomfortable to look at, but the idea of losing that stuff and losing our options about it tends to create anxiety".

But La Niña is now giving way to its warmer-water counterpart, El Niño, which tends to create wetter weather for the Eastern United States.