Sentence examples for more tend from inspiring English sources
Youngsters who have been jobless for a year or more tend to do worse in the labour market for the rest of their lives.
In particular, he says, "The stories, more and more, tend to focus around a bunch of friends, have to do with sex, and often have parties in the middle".
Several studies, including one by the University of Michigan, show that people who use the internet more tend to be less happy, though without establishing more than a correlation.
When I joined Saracens, one of the first things I did was to show that the coaches' intuitions about what was the most effective style of rugby was supported by the data: on the whole, teams that use a kicking game more tend to be more successful.
However the system operation situation may be more tend to risk emergency in the extreme scenarios.
The more you take in, the more tend to come," she said.
The yellow-brown lawns up the hill on 124th Street could use more tending.
Generally, ecotourism more tends to emphasize on a development of a new product and uni-environment study.
In fact, these people were more tended to design, develop, and achieve innovative ideas in their IT implementation processes (Hmieleski and Carr, 2007).
When the contributions are more variable, more individuals tend to be needed for higher coverage depths.
"Boys' performance tends to spread more widely - more boys tend to get to the very highest levels whereas girls' results tend to bunch more about the average".
