Sentence examples for so tends from inspiring English sources

Food marketing in particular thrives on dietary instability and so tends to heighten it.

Whereas the lyric poet waits and so tends towards silence, these two are always restlessly arranging, adding and rearranging.

Such questions are worth asking because what happens in California, which is famously like America, only more so, tends to happen elsewhere.

In Western press accounts it is barely remembered at all, and so tends to be potted and repotted with a numbing regularity.

And third, European bankruptcy law is less debtor-friendly than America's, and so tends to be less conducive to restructuring debt.

It should not depend on earnings, as does Social Security, which continues the inequalities and inequities and so tends to keep the poor forever poor.

Those that do so tend to specialise in supporting adults.

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

They were wary of church-state entanglements, so tended instead to their flocks' basic needs.

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

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