Sentence examples for it tends to fall from inspiring English sources

It tends to fall between disciplines".

So when it comes to important issues that may be complicated, it tends to fall on racial lines.

"Everybody says they want an independent candidate, but when you get right down to it, it tends to fall where it's falling right now," Ms. Gallet said.

Although spending on cars is typically quite strong among the 'early' elderly, it tends to fall significantly for those aged 75 and over.

Another rule of the L.O.B. is that it tends to fall in inverse proportion to the amount of alcohol being consumed by the guests and to rise along with the involvement of the M.O.B.: Mother of the Bride.

Unless people are actively engaging with a story, it tends to fall away as other stories take on primacy.

A four-hole plate was shaped like a bracket to hold the osteochondral fragment in place because it tended to fall out.

When a company is relatively small, these types of on-boarding tasks and the organisation around it tend to fall to one or two people and happens at a hiring pace that makes it manageable.

Its spending tends to fall by less than $100.

He found that stock prices fluctuate much more than corporate dividends, and that the ratio of prices to dividends tends to fall when it is high, and to increase when it is low.

It is mostly opportunistic and suspicions tends to fall on the growing community of slum-dwellers.