Sentence examples for it tends to indicate from inspiring English sources

It tends to indicate that the taxa 'Grylloblattida' and 'Perlidea' are synonyms then.

All in all it tends to indicate that the musicians' musculoskeletal symptoms are work-related, wholly or partially.

How much success we've had doing so is open to interpretation, but we're still here doing it, which tends to indicate that Democrats still have a ways to go to match the Republican ability to keep "on script" during interviews.

While self-report tends to overestimate adherence levels, it is reliable and tends to indicate average adherence [ 19].

She tends to indicate a policy target and stress the importance of hitting it, rather than endeavoring to "show the work" of how that can be achieved.

A low salary tends to indicate low-status work (unfortunately).

Anything less than a win tends to indicate there's a problem.

We believe price tends to indicate the value of things, not the other way around.

And the reason I say this is that most of the research I see — I'm sure this is oversimplified — tends to indicate that men and women tend to process news differently.

Car salesmen, for example, are stereotypically male and aggressive, which tends to indicate high levels of testosterone.

Americans' seemingly inexorable slide toward obesity tends to indicate as much: for the majority of us, the desire to eat can easily overwhelm personal willpower and (so far) any messages from public-health campaigns.