Sentence examples for is tends to from inspiring English sources

"The lead person, which is what Zac is, tends to be better in the bow seat.

What little evidence there is tends to support Weiner's account but Twitter, which presumably could crack the case easily, refuses to comment, citing its privacy policy.

Funding to study rare diseases that afflict the very poor is notoriously hard to come by (what little there is tends to come from armies).

She did, after all, tell me she hoped I had "an awesome summer!" Conversation, such as it is, tends to be limited to certain Scrabble niceties.

Generally there is little merchandise available for fans, and what there is tends to be costly, not very interesting and not easy to obtain.

In racing this is called the car's "setup" and it dictates whether the car understeers (that is, tends to go straight as the wheel is turned) or oversteers (that is, turns freely).

In the meantime, Thomas is tending to his injured finger.

He is tended to by a baby sitter.

That suggests he is tending to future voters.

She is tending to her wounds.

Could be, might be, tend to.