Sentence examples for may tend the from inspiring English sources

Except now he may tend the graves of his family once every five years.Mr Takahashi was born in the southern Kurile islands and spent the second world war on one of them, little Shikotan.

In case of SHPER, ignoring the energy consumption metric may tend the path selection scheme to intermittently choose longer routes and, thus, compromise energy efficiency, as shall be demonstrated in "Performance evaluation".

(Grode) 'The Two-Character Play' (in previews; opens on Wednesday) Tennessee Williams's titles may tend toward the florid, but this production goes the truth-in-advertising route.

(Grode) 'The Two-Character Play' (previews start on Monday; opens on June 19) Tennessee Williams's titles may tend toward the florid, but this production goes the truth-in-advertising route.

Part of its strategy is to aim at ethnic groups whose tastes may tend to the frilly.

While experiencing transmission interruption, the SU may tend to choose the subchannel corresponding to the optimal transmission performance.

But the closing figures may tend to obscure the reality of how the markets actually behaved on the first trading day of the week.

Recent studies suggest, however, that the model may tend to underestimate the rock retarding capability, because it ignores the presence of stagnant water zones, STWZs, situated in the fracture plane.

Thus, the bioregionalization dataset may tend to overestimate the occurrence of species, especially close to the range limits.

In general terms, the results from questionnaire studies rely on the patients' perception of the condition which may tend to overestimate the problem.

Furthermore, HECs in China, which are promoting their service vigorously and directly to the public, may tend to highlight the importance of "abnormal findings" in their clients.