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Discover LudwigThe phrase "tend to fail" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something is likely to not succeed. For example, "Many students who try to cram for tests tend to fail."
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Connoisseurs tend to fail to do so.
Big things tend to fail more".
Its outcomes tend to fail to meet their needs.
"When they fail, they tend to fail catastrophically".
This is why multisided oppositions tend to fail.
Even mild gun-control laws tend to fail.
Moreover, such techniques tend to fail in finding targets within dynamic and unstructured environments.
The models with short copes tend to fail by inelastic buckling accompanied by excessive shear yielding.
The exciting thing is chain restaurants and overly branded businesses tend to fail".
Without active government support, by providing parliamentary time, backbench bills tend to fail.
Outsiders, even those who buy an existing company, tend to fail.
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