Sentence examples for so tend from inspiring English sources

Those that do so tend to specialise in supporting adults.

When house prices fall, people are poorer, and so tend to cut back on their spending.

Subjected to stress, rocks above 300ºC or so tend to flow rather than rupture.

Young pups explore with their mouths, so tend to nibble at fins, masks and cameras.

Cheaper cuts usually have more connective tissue and collagen, so tend to be tougher.

They say that fingerprints resonate at certain frequencies and so tend to filter mechanical vibrations.

Agricultural landscapes can provide many valuable ecosystem services, but many are externalities from the perspective of farmers and so tend to be under-produced.

We share what we're happy for everyone to know, so tend to show our best or better selves.

And tax cuts are difficult to take away once granted and so tend to add to the long-term deficit.

I'm often rushing from one appointment to the next so tend to eat lunch on the go.

A smaller problem is that the conductor Jonathan McPhee's tempos, generally brisk and admirably so, tend to be unyielding.