Sentence examples for cold tends from inspiring English sources

Extreme cold tends to separate crude oil's chemical components and makes ignition more difficult.

A. Employees who are cold tend to work less efficiently, according to research by Professor Hedge.

Colds tend to be seasonal, raising the worry that SARS will prove seasonal as well.

But colds tend to last between seven and 10 days so you're inclined to eat and would be left feeling pretty weak and wretched if you didn't.

And while the style of sake is more important than where it's made, sakes from the north of Japan, where it's colder, tend to be a little bit drier and more delicate, while sakes from the south tend to be a bit bolder and richer in taste.

Colds tend to begin with specific nasal or throat symptoms, or with nonspecific or general feelings of tiredness or malaise, sometimes difficult to quantify in terms of onset timing.

Cold weather tends to fool people into thinking they're not thirsty but the cold plus the high level of activity means that it is important to maintain your liquids at all times.

Ten thousand square feet of fresh cold air tends to hit New Yorkers hard.

This occurs because cold air tends to undercut the warmer air of tropical origin.

Because the two sides don't dry together, a cold joint tends to be weak and more likely to crack.

His late-season cider, which incorporates apples that have been in cold storage, tends to be more sweet and complex.