Sentence examples for tend to determine from inspiring English sources

Further, the city is a virtual slave to Wall Street, whose fortunes tend to determine those of the city.

But the strength of Treasuries, which tend to determine mortgage rates, would keep rates low for now, he said.

The committees also tend to determine guilt based on a "preponderance of evidence" rather than "beyond a reasonable doubt".

These poles of devotion and deed combined in Heschel's activist politics in the 1960s, resulting in positions that still tend to determine his reputation.

When push comes to shove the basics done well and with force tend to determine matches in European competition, but I will be fascinated to see if the winners of Wasps v Exeter can go on to prove me wrong.

Nations Cup games rarely come much bigger than Cameroon-Nigeria, and tend to determine the shape of the competition, as they did in the 1984, 1988 and 2000 finals that all ended in Cameroon titles.

Such an event could be hypothesized to be a "determining event" in that the outcome of this event tends to determine whether the effect of concern occurs, or not.

That tends to determine how I do here".

Age tended to determine response, with Britons becoming increasingly isolationist over time.

In acronyms beginning with a consonant that can be hard or soft, the leading word of the expanded version tends to determine the sound.

Two thirds of Asia-Pacific households also spend money on extracurricular classes for their children, though geography tended to determine what those activities are.