Sentence examples for measures tend to from inspiring English sources

Second, a hallmark of various psychophysical and cognitive measures obtained from older adults is that the measures tend to show much more within-subjects measurement variability than do comparable measures from young adults.

But these measures tend to play badly with ethnic minority voters.

Rubin did oppose welfare reform and the 1997 capital-gains tax cut, but his progressive measures tend to go unmentioned in the left's critique of him.

California's ballot measures tend to get outsized attention, partly because the state is so big and often influences other states, and partly because the measures themselves can occasionally be easy to ridicule.

Another limitation, says the FASB, is that non-financial measures tend to be peculiar to a single industry or even company, making comparisons hard.There is already plenty of non-financial information floating around about companies.

But homemade cocktails can be even more lethal - without worrying about the cost of each drink or adhering to spirit measures, the bottles winking temptingly at you, the fact that they're usually drunk in easy stumbling distance of your own bed; all of this means the measures tend to get more generous as the night wears on.

All of these measures tended to stave off financial crises.

But barriers are easier to put in place than to remove, so the share of trade held back by protectionist measures tends to grow over time.

Russia, mindful that it trails the United States in many measures, tends to leap at any chance to promote its supremacy, and when it comes to wintry hardiness, there is, of course, no contest.

Vertical measures tended to be among the least mature of the craniofacial dimensions.

In this subset, the percent differences in bone density and micro-architecture measures tended to increase as the relative image quality decreased.