Sentence examples for tend to modify from inspiring English sources

To sell weapons to the police, the manufacturers tend to modify, rather than redesign, them.

To sell weapons to the police, the manufacturers tend to modify, rather than redesign, the military versions.

The different videotapes, which show the bodybuilders moving and talking, tend to modify one's preconceptions, and to convince one that these women, like most athletes, will also contribute to broadening notions of femininity and female power.

"It would remind the governor that the Democrats have complete dominance in the Assembly, and he might tend to modify some of his initiatives and work more closely with the speaker," he said.

The assumption is that to fix similar bugs, developers tend to modify similar sets of files.

People who are aware of being observed tend to modify their behaviour.

The maritime orientation of the Shandong Peninsula tends to modify the climatic extremes of the inland zone.

The various groups of mollusks have tended to modify this arrangement, with the result that gonads have their own pore; among amphineurans, for example, the sexes are usually separate, and there is one gonad with an associated pore.

This tends to modify changes the OEM and suppliers relationship.

By comparison with wind tunnel experimental results, it can be confirmed that high Reynolds number inflow turbulence tends to modify the pressure characteristics on a 3D square cylinder.

The words in the modifies relation depict that 愉快 yúkuài 'pleasant' is inclined to modify time and atmosphere, while 高興 gāoxìng 'happy' tends to modify appearance and information.