Sentence examples for if it tended from inspiring English sources
In his judgment, issued 16, November, Biron applied the Hicklin test of obscenity: a work was obscene if it tended to "deprave and corrupt those whose minds are open to such immoral influences".
The Hicklin test defined material as obscene if it tended "to deprave or corrupt those whose minds are open to such immoral influences, and into whose hands a publication of this sort may fall".
No difference in patient effort was found among NIV conditions as a whole, even if it tended to decrease in patients with high baseline EAdi.
Thus, effective protection in one country may be much higher than that in another even though its nominal tariffs are lower, if it tends to import commodities of a high level of fabrication with correspondingly low ratios of value added to product price.
If it tends to roll away from its most comfortable position, avoid a slick plastic chair mat or even add a rug with a non-slip pad to keep it from rolling too easily.
"It is a legitimate desire even if it tends to ignore fundamental issues, like the conflict with the Arabs.
To the untrained eye, it seems like there is rather a lot of violence in his films, even if it tends to the cartoonish rather than the graphic.
It is a system that works well, even if it tends towards coalitions, on occasion including the two main opposing parties, the equivalent of a Labour-Conservative coalition.
That is 21 days sooner than Sachin Tendulkar managed, an astonishing achievement even if it tends to highlight the amount of international cricket that is played.
Westerners -- and most other Americans, for that matter -- are content with our storied past, even if it tends to fib a bit".
"If it's going to even out and you're a coach or a player and if it tends to even out, then you may as well go in and play hard defense and think, 'If they call fouls on us, it doesn't matter because it's all going to even out.' " Anderson and Pierce delivered the first draft of the study at the end of 2005.
