Sentence examples for move tended from inspiring English sources

Those who didn't move tended to be tenant farmers, who paid rent to their landlords in either cash or crops, which also discouraged long-term investment.

Research suggests such a move tends to benefit some students.

This move tends to show up a lot.

The moves tended to have marginal flaws but Wenger himself had not introduced any complacency.

Her sound outstripped her dramatic presence though: Carmen's sexuality should be incendiary in the first two acts, but Ms. Goeldner's moves tended more toward awkwardness.

He said he wasn't persuaded by the argument that folding book reviews into a broader section helped increase exposure for books because such moves tended to diminish total coverage.

It did not help that promising Scotland moves tended to end in them coughing up the ball, but Laidlaw did at least put them on the board after 18 minutes with a penalty.

So the moves tend to be based on whose turn it is to have a fit of text.

Yet the sheer tempo at which contemporary history moves tends to undermine our sense of the facts.

In the long course of their training, students may play upwards of ten thousand games, developing intuitions about which moves tend to work out well and which don't.

"The news about bird flu is affecting these shares, but these moves tend to be short-lived," said Mitsushige Akino, chief fund manager at Ichiyoshi Asset Management.