Sentence examples for much tended from inspiring English sources

Davis is probably not wrong in thinking that his public image — which, granted, he never much tended to begin with — took a big hit.

Previous research found that parents who exerted too much control over their children and participated in their schooling too much tended to have children with lower levels of achievement (Kao, 2004a).

Individual divisions and cooperating organizations still very much tended to set up their own care and service packages on offer as well as their own specific (sub) specification lines.

And while a little complaining can feel good, too much tends to just compound the negativity.

Who is getting how much tends to get around like the salaries in a workplace.

The fishing lines, with auto jiggers and rattle reels, pretty much tend themselves.

He is approximately seventy years old.' Detail, of which there is much, tends to accumulate through several such statements.

This is known as the Dunning-Kruger effect: people who don't know much tend not to recognize their ignorance, and so fail to seek better information.

Buyers and investors "who are coming and going, who don't really live here that much, tend to like the newer, modern constructions," said Marjo Benavides, a broker at the Kiinteistomaailma agency's office in Ullanlinna.

"Not much tends to bother Diz," said Wallace, "he'll just put the headphones on, listen to a bit of Metallica and let it all wash over him".

However, examining the mutual relations among the preferred types of cart and the average time spent going out per week, which indicates the activeness of the patients, we can confirm that the patients who do not go out much tend to prefer walker type as shown in Fig. 3b.