Sentence examples for tend to face from inspiring English sources

International businesses tend to face intense competition.

Women in New York tend to face street harassment.

But it's Americans at the bottom who tend to face job competition most intensely.

Some people tend to ignore uncomfortable facts, while others tend to face difficult issues and deal with what is unpleasant.

Women tend to face higher premiums as do people in jobs where there is high risk of physical injury.

The dancers tend to face front in German-Expressionist style; Mr. Huang's rhythmic choices are obvious at every moment.

Because while women still tend to face greater family pressures, increasing numbers of men have caring responsibilities too.

Among those who do survive a disaster, women and children also tend to face particular threats to their safety.

Unsurprisingly, presidents tend to face the most intraparty pushback when their standing with the public is lowest.

Their "alien's passports" allow them to enter many European countries without visas, just like Estonian citizens, though they tend to face more bureaucratic hurdles.

(Contestants in Japan tend to face various low-impact physical stunts; for a sample, try typing "Japanese game show" into YouTube).