Sentence examples for it tends to require from inspiring English sources

It tends to require a targeted or a truly one-to-one approach whilst also avoiding the risk of being perceived as overly intrusive.

But customer service isn't scalable in the same way; it tends to require lots of time and one-on-one attention.

The suitable, non-aggregated spatial pattern for T. tetrax conservation is more costly than less-suitable, more aggregated patterns, because it tends to require equal participation of all farms.

It tends to require managing multiple accounts and methods and no one has been able to handle selling ads across all of our platforms except us.

But it tends to require the personal magnetism of a leader figure, which can also prove the undoing of such a business.

The main problem with magnetic storage is that it tends to require a charged coil that must physically move to the location on the disk that it needs to write to and directly switch the direction of magnetization.

The income-first method, because it takes account of the potential CSMIA, makes it less likely that the CSRA will be increased; it therefore tends to require couples to expend additional resources before the institutionalized spouse becomes Medicaid eligible.

The thing is that, as DP Review concisely puts it, this type of photography "tends to require contrived compositions".

It is well known that the former method tends to require high synthesizing temperature while the latter will need relatively long time.

That tends to require a trip to London, or further afield, and it is perceived as a significant gap in the Scottish business growth support network.

Remand tends to require higher levels of security and more intensive supervision; it can be more costly; and planning correctional space can be difficult given that the length of time spent in remand is not predictable," the report reads.