Sentence examples for much it tends from inspiring English sources

They picked ones known to influence how active a bird is at night or how much it tends to hop from branch to branch as it explores its environment.

The Earth has the same problem as the rest of us--if it drinks a little too much, it tends to bulge.

Apparently the base-stackings in a double chain would be more (and stronger) than those in a single chain – no matter how much it tends to self-fold.

It was attack against a well-manned defence; and it all worked very well for about 30 minutes until the first goal went in – pretty much as it tends to in the domestic competition.

The World Bank ranks Iraq 165th out of the 185 places rated in its latest index on the ease of doing business; it says that shipping a container in or out of Iraq takes four times as long, and costs three times as much, as it tends to elsewhere in the region.

Much of it tends towards the absurd: consider the inspiring lunacy of Lenny Bruce, the dark surrealism of Franz Kafka or the comparatively light version that imbues the short fiction of Etgar Keret, an Israeli writer.Jewish humour also rests on a closeness but separateness from the societies in which Jews lived particularly Yiddish-speaking Jews in Europe and on paradoxes.

There is in the country something of a benign neglect towards racism, in part because much of it tends to be of the low-level variety that could be easily excused as part of an ironic, knockabout, piss-taking Aussie sense of humour.

Use the remover but not very much as it tends to damage/take colours off the laptop plastic.

But one of the recurring themes of Kynaston's book is that the City, too, doesn't know much about itself – certainly much less than it tends to think it does.

Put options on a portfolio that tracks the broader market are very expensive; options on the volatility-control index are much cheaper, because it tends to move less sharply.Nevertheless, the cost of these options (around 0.68% a year) does reduce returns.

There was some of that around, but much of it tended to be either overwrought or halfhearted.