Sentence examples for it tend to develop from inspiring English sources

CIOs who are successful in running IT tend to develop expertise in important areas including project management, continuous improvement, people development, M&A, and strategic planning.

Once such a situation is established, it tends to develop further.

One thing about finance is that it tends to develop a sort of tradition, and a sort of standard contract.

It's much of what we and our ancestors call wisdom, and it tends to develop through experience rather than only logic.

Simulation results indicated that at the local scale, the HF process tends to propagate following the rock mass discontinuities; while at the reservoir scale, it tends to develop in the direction parallel to the maximum in-situ stress.

It tends to develop egocentrism and poor self-control which makes it hard to reach family consensus.

Around 90% of adults with diabetes have type 2, and it tends to develop later in life than type 1.

It's more common in women and the NHS says it tends to develop between your mid-20s and mid-40s.

The internet has now reached a size where it tends to develop more like a living organism, and whatever governance structure is agreed needs to accommodate this.

The H1N1 strain (swine flu) is worse than other strains because it tends to develop more quickly and is characterised by high fevers and gastrointestinal upsets.

And many communities like Weld County— that's one of the areas 40 minutes from here where it tends to develop.