Sentence examples for making tends to from inspiring English sources

Two effects of this popular involvement are evident: Swiss taxes are rather low by European standards, because voters are able to review and approve a broad range of expenditures, and political decision making tends to be slow, because contending individual claims and opinions must be allowed to be expressed at every step.

The actual speed of decision making tends to have a great deal to do with creating antagonists.

The regional consensus process, which characterizes much of UN nominations and policy making, tends to give powerful countries in each region — of which Uganda certainly is one of in Africa — the ability to muffle smaller ones.

Before Alec Koone released records on Tri Angle and played festivals across the globe, the producer/songwriter now known as Balam Acab was playing open mic nights like any bored high school kid with a predilection for music making tends to do.

Historically, hydropower decision making tends to occurs without local community involvement.

Consequently, decision making tends to more closely reflect family than patient preference [ 26].

Studies have shown, however, that people with brain lesions affecting decision making tend to favor the "bad," riskier decks and fare poorly.

In assessments of doctor patient communication in daily practice, scores on items reflecting patient centredness or shared decision making tend to be low [ 29, 53, 54].

So the dive you've just made tends to be felt rather than accurately remembered".

Instead, we show that the error subjects make tends to be affected by previous trials with the same stimulus type, even when there are multiple intervening stimuli.

The films they make tend to involve politics or narrative risks: films that need the value of celebrity to convince financiers to make an investment.