Sentence examples for example tended to from inspiring English sources

States where Mr. Obama beat the polls (Oregon, for example) tended to border others where he also did so.

Breakfast skippers in the health professionals study, for example, tended  to drink more, smoke more, and exercise less.

Asian-American shows, for example, tended to sweep together artists of Chinese, Japanese and Korean descent, furthering the fictitious, homogenized Asia of Orientalist myth.

The rhetoric of neofascists in Russia and the Balkans, for example, tended to be more openly brutal and militaristic than that of the majority of their Western counterparts.

Poor people, for example, tended to rely too heavily on strong ties for their information and too lightly on weak ones, and that was surely one reason for their continued poverty.

Liberalism in Roman Catholic countries such as France, Italy, and Spain, for example, tended to acquire anticlerical overtones, and liberals in those countries tended to favour legislation restricting the civil authority and political power of the Catholic clergy.

Hillary Clinton, for example, tends to favor a spectrum of blue.

Accounting practices, for example, tend to be much less transparent.

My uncle, for example, tends to ski in bluejeans and stick to marked trails.

Twitter, for example, tends to be accessed by smartphone users, making it good for quickfire engagement.

Young male wolves, for example, tend to leave groups in order to establish new ones elsewhere.