Sentence examples for tend to block from inspiring English sources

When schools cotton on, they tend to block parents from withdrawing their offspring or sting them with fines.

The Empire State Building is more centrally located with respect to other tall buildings that tend to block signals and do bad things".

The other reason for using Facebook on mobile, she says, is that "when I am working, corporate networks tend to block sites like Facebook".

There is nothing wrong with looking after our health, but when the obsession of our own bodies goes too far, we tend to block out the world outside.

Ad-blockers tend to block any Flash content not specifically demanded by the user, and to block content from known ad-serving domains.

This would eliminate Escalades, Yukons, Excursions and other similarly bloated vehicles that tend to block the streets even in normal traffic.

But the bureaucracies empowered to grant the reductions have tended to block any applications.

This tends to block more unsettled weather heading in off the Atlantic, leaving the UK fine, dry and fairly sunny.

The tree's leafy canopy is so luxuriant that it tends to block light from the forest floor.

This summer, the jet stream has undulated in extreme waves that have tended to block weather systems from migrating.

This indicates that sizable fluvial activity tends to block the entrance of seawater into the estuary environment.