Sentence examples for hour tends from inspiring English sources

(Anything longer than an hour tends to test human endurance).

The Oval pitch, although subject as ever to the utmost secrecy as if it were being prepared by staff from the MI6 building in their lunch hour, tends to have pace and good carry.

In the pre-crisis era, output per hour tended to grow by about 2% a year on average.

Of the piglets that visited the feeder, the average number of visits per piglet per hour tended to be higher (days 15 and 22) or was higher (day 25) for the PF than the CF. So, the piglets in the PF treatment seemed to be stimulated to explore the feeder, thereby getting accustomed to the creep feed inside the feeder.

After burn followed by sepsis, ketamine given at 1 hour tended to improve survival and decrease IL-6, and when given at 24 hours (i.e. immediately after E. coli inoculation) significantly improved survival (46.1% vs 13.3%, P = 0.008) and decreased IL-6 (72,640 ± 40,990 vs 332,300 ± 32,300 pg/ml, P = 0.0079).

Demand for nonstandard child care hours tends to be highest in sectors where employees tend to work varying schedules, like universities, hospitals and casinos.

We find that working long hours tends to increase the chances that former smokers will relapse, reduce the chances that smokers will quit and increase cigarette consumption among regular smokers, and that these effects tend to become more pronounced for workers who usually work very long hours (50 or more hours a week) compared to those who work moderately long hours (40 49 h a week).

Rice left to cook in the crock pot for hours tends to become mushy and tasteless.

"A landlord might be concerned if they knew a prospective tenant was on a zero-hours contract because tenants who rely heavily on commission or variable hours tend to have a fluctuating income," he said.

Anthony Sparno's days are usually filled with silent hours tending his gateless 12-acre cemetery.

A quiet and private man, he spent hours tending his roses and tomatoes.