Sentence examples for ever tend from inspiring English sources
Today, highly qualified women — and there are more of them than ever — tend to want to work, even if that means forgoing children; by their mid-40s, one in three German women live in childless households, the highest proportion in Europe along with Austria.
Another friend said "Male heterosexual friends don't ever tend to cuddle.
Lowe, Burke, Jackson, and Bakalar concluded the larger DSi model is not an essential upgrade; Jackson explained "if you tend not to carry it out with you, and only ever tend to use it at home, then the DSi XL is the better choice".
Not many parents of children who have been using cloth diapers, ever tend to use sleepsacks, so watch out for the occasional wet area and plastic pant overcovering.
Wendy Whiteley was not a trained gardener – "we don't do haute horticulture here," said the woman who had only ever tended pots on the Chelsea Hotel roof.
I haven't ever tended to socialize with right wingers or conservative Christians, though I have read books by authors like Dinesh D'Souza--so I'm much more likely to find those views on Facebook (even if they're framed by someone's mockery).
The inverted-U-shaped association between total microbial quantity score and asthma ever tended to be stronger after adjusting for the amount of dust (data not shown).
If the economy was always tending towards ever lower unemployment rates, this would embolden workers into making wage demands that employers had no choice but to accommodate, but which the underlying productivity of economy just couldn't deliver.
Statistically, something that's been the worst ever will tend to improve at the next measuring point.
Men lie more than women (Ronson thinks men are more afraid of the consequences of telling the truth and being reprimanded), while women, ever benevolent, tend to lie to protect others.
Partly it's because its status has become self-perpetuating: greatest-ever lists tend to ossify around a canon, and that's certainly happened here.
