Sentence examples for direction tends to from inspiring English sources

By contrast, NASA's direction tends to shift with every change of presidency.

The effect is diminished on screen because Anderson's cool direction tends to flatten out the feeling.

Because when found the wind potency, the wind direction tends to northwest position.

"All else equal, each successive action in the same direction tends to lower the incremental benefits and to raise the incremental costs of additional actions," he said.

Any orbit is a balance between two competing forces: gravity, which pulls things together, and the speed of the bodies, which (if it is in the right direction) tends to make them move away from each other.

And since the Fed chairman, Paul A. Volcker, has also supported bank powers to underwrite mutual funds, any action the Fed takes in that direction tends to create concern.

We find that composites with increasing volume fraction of the reinforcement along the impact direction tend to attenuate the intensity of the propagating waves.

Humans function differently: those with a better sense of direction tend to choose the shortest path, even if it's winding and unfamiliar; others with lower orientation capacity prefer straight roads through open areas.

"There are intriguing, half-formed ideas afoot in Transcendence, but the script and Pfister's heavy, humourless direction tend to reduce everything to simplistic standoffs between good and evil – or, in this case, heartless technocrats and crunchy-granola resistance fighters," writes Variety's Scott Foundas.

That's because positive steps in one direction tend to encourage other positive behaviors.

The KLT tracker detects motion vectors around moving objects; motion vectors that have the same length and direction tend to be detected around one person.