Sentence examples for does it tend from inspiring English sources

Does it tend to inward jihad, or offensive jihad?

So why, in novels, does it tend to be "as much a marginal detail of a character's life as her hair color"?

"We asked the question, if a dog is good at one test does it tend to be better than average at the other test?

Nor does it tend to have more than one scholar specializing in a given area of study, so that much research is undertaken jointly with scholars from elsewhere, along with graduate students.

Does it make tennis more popular – or does it tend to suppress and hinder an enormous amount of tennis talent lying dormant in the bodies of young men and women whose names are not in the social register?" That victory in 1919 heralded the international arrival of the most influential tennis player of all time.

Why does it tend to feel like you get a better workout in when you put music to your exercise?

But when jihadism arises — and it does — it tends to spread like wildfire among tight family networks.

Almost uniquely, its design does not incorporate an off switch, or when it does, it tends to be located in an inaccessible position (such as on the underside of the phone).

But when he does it tends to have impact.

It might not happen all that often, but when it does it tends to be spectacular.

Nor did it tend to be seen as a distinct, marketable identity.