Sentence examples for further tending from inspiring English sources

He ambles along — at one point literally, as we watch him run out of gas and push his battered Jeep Cherokee down the road toward his day job where, symbolically, he is emasculated even further, tending to the young.

But with further tending towards stoichiometry, the As−S ChG becomes resistant to global phase separation in respect to reaction (2), this transition being revealed abruptly just near Z = 2.25.

Previous in so far that it makes the inquiry resemble an obituary or an inquest, and because it further tends to establish a precedent in the form of a past".

Sanctions further tend to aggravate this problem, so it does not seem advisable to use sanctions as a method to activate the most disadvantaged.

"The stories I'm drawn to and the things that I want to investigate further tend to be about our generation," she said.

Women with higher trait-anxiety further tend to regard a broader range of aspects of the delivery as dangerous or threatening [ 1].

Where, as here, dispensing with mens rea would require the defendant to have knowledge only of traditionally lawful conduct, a severe penalty is a further factor tending to suggest that Congress did not intend to eliminate a mens rea requirement.

The outcomes of her analysis suggest that families that decide to have no further children tend to spend significantly more money on a child's education than those who plan for further children.

Further, I tend to like rich papers that weave stories together well.

Further, "it tends to be a bit of an ouch-y vaccine," Dr. Schaffner cautioned.

"Countries further north tend to feature more jackets," they say, presumably because it is colder.