Sentence examples for release tends from inspiring English sources

The "core" age group for those signing up to equity release tends to be 65 to 75, with the average age 68/69, says Dean Mirfin at independent specialist Key Retirement Solutions.

The Academy's habit of rewarding films that do not necessarily have the widest commercial appeal – The Hurt Locker, which won best picture in 2010, took less than $50m on its US release – tends to equate with smaller viewing figures; conversely, the biggest ever TV ratings came in 1998, when 55 million tuned in to see the blockbuster Titanic sweep the board.

Furthermore, when the temperature is raised, the net proton release tends to approach zero for several hours.

The amount of money riding on each major studio release tends to tilt the scales in favor of those who want to preserve the status quo.

As a result of its policies, a new major release tends to occur every two years with revision releases that fix security issues and important problems.

On significant hydration drug release tends to be linear with time giving (n ~ 1) signifying zero-order transport mechanism.

The movies that do get official approval and release tend to be inoffensive comedies and historical action movies catering to a youth audience.

Little wonder then that batsmen who, like Root, hold their bat up like a baseball player at the point of the bowler's release, tend to struggle with their balance.

Knees with a collateral ligament release tended to have a greater flexion gap height increase.

Additionally, the level of IL-6 release also tended to slightly increase after 24 h, whereas IL-4 release tended to significantly increase after 48 h and reached its peak at 72 h.

This increase in MMP-13 release tended to be slightly enhanced in FrzB−/− chondrocytes compared with wild-type chondrocytes (1.5-fold, P = 0.17).