Sentence examples for it tends to include from inspiring English sources

It tends to include a large number of unfamiliar works balanced by a limited number of popular favourites.

Mr. Kurisunkal is something of an obsessive about New York's young socialite set and everything that a hobby like it tends to include — bone structure, bloodlines, boyfriends named Bingo.

Typically, graph usually follows the power law distribution so it tends to include super-vertexes, that is, the number of their connected edges is tremendously large.

However, it tends to include excessive dimensions and data in the clusters, causing a relatively low SCE score.

When writing, I tend to include a lot of dialogue.

It seems like a quaint operation these days and, nearly 20 years on, Bernhard is, understandably, long suffering in relation to it - although she tends to include at least one sardonic Madonna gag in every show.

When the company comes out of beta, it plans to target businesses with relatively high mobile marketing ad-spend — this tends to include a lot of startups.

And her band, which tends to include the pianist Andy Milne, can lean into songs and open them up.

The term Americans tends to include Afghans working with Americans or for the American-backed government, Afghans here said.

(Tuition tends to include an "activity and service" fee to fund this).

One reason is that the available published data tends to include just the most successful example of a particular transformation.