Sentence examples for it happens tends from inspiring English sources

The result, as it happens, tends to leave behind those in the cast who don't possess either Mr. Rylance's technique (Johnny Flynn as an unusually blank Viola) or his innately comic cut-and-thrust (Roger Lloyd Pack's rather strenuous Andrew Aguecheek).

Dread, when nothing bad happens, tends to flip into ecstasy.

When considered in this context the kind of bargain required to make the Live Earth concerts happen tends toward the Faustian.

While it is clear that Olivier and Welles clashed during Rhinoceros, any accounts of what actually happened tend to be threadbare.

The cuts, he said, are disproportionately affecting the poorer parts of the country — the ones that depend more on central government money — which, as it happens, mostly tend to be run by the opposition Labour Party.

It happens that prairie voles tend to be monogamous while their rogue cousins, the mountain voles, are usually not.

As it happens, rich coastal cities tend to tightly restrict growth in housing supply, which quickly translates high demand into high home prices.

As it happens, Microsoft's programmers tend to be in their 20s and early 30s, whereas the managers are about a decade older.

As it happens, the moguls here tended to agree with Mr. Yang's analysis; namely, that Microsoft may just be trying to play the role of spoiler.

As it happens, these cultures also tend to be extended-family rather than nuclear-family societies.

It happens because the vehicles tend to charge when their owners are at work (the car is inside the car park) due to lower electricity price during that time.