Sentence examples for frequently tend from inspiring English sources

Friends put up the memorial and frequently tend it with flowers.

The people posting most frequently tend to be narcissistic and self-promoting.

Sure enough, funds that have relatively large positions (which move prices more) and that trade frequently tend to underperform.

Afghans frequently tend their crops at night because the water, a scarce commodity here, has more time to soak into the soil before the day's drying heat.

This is an especially fruitful avenue of attack; routers are updated less frequently, tend not to have security software installed on them, and are generally ignored as a vulnerability.

The LA Galaxy have done as the LA Galaxy so frequently tend to do at this stage of the year, finding their groove by winning all of their last four fixtures to draw themselves to within three points of second place.

The researchers also found that people who moved more frequently tended to report greater life satisfaction over all than those who reported spending most of their time in a chair.

There is a promotional aspect to this, of course, with Mr. Jones's hats — frequently tending toward the visual puns and Surrealist tricks to which this accessory has been prone at least since Elsa Schiaparelli — popping up in nearly every vitrine.

It is rare to encounter a sentence in the book without at least one qualifying or intensifying adverb or adjective; in the space of a page and a half, one finds "very," "strong," "strongly" (twice), "perhaps" (twice), "frequently," "tended to," "a kind of" and "exact".

At baseline, participants who attended religious services more frequently tended to report fewer depressive symptoms.

Speakers who used Mandarin more frequently tended to have lower Min proficiency.