Sentence examples for models tended to from inspiring English sources

Early L.E.D. models tended to shift out of alignment, which made some buyers wary.

In that era, models tended to work for a single designer, merging their identities with that of the house.

Complaints about the two models tended to focus on the suffering keyboard.

And Soviet models tended to be women dressed in overalls, driving a combine.

In fact, the models tended to add a layer of complication to what he fundamentally believed was the relationship between photographer and sitter.

Further fanning the argument were those pointing out that plus models tended to measure a size 12 or 14 — hardly representative of the "real" plus-size woman, who typically wears a size 16 or 18.

Climate models tend to be more accurate at predicting temperature than precipitation.

The steady, unrelenting flow of new tech models tend to make products feel outdated very quickly.

"That's always been one of the problems – the global climate models tend to under-predict things," Eakin said.

The Arctic has been warming faster than other places, and faster than models tend to predict.

New models tend to have more defects in their first year or two as manufacturers work out the kinks.