Sentence examples for tend to stream from inspiring English sources

I tend to stream the music on the Archive.

That is because most online listeners still tend to stream radio hits or top-selling singles.

Given how well those shows tend to stream, it's the best endorsement BitGravity can get.

"[R]elative academic weakness, not absolute weakness" explains why STEM students who enter college "with comparatively low credentials and an interest in the sciences tend to stream for the exits and into less challenging courses after their freshman year," Sander and Taylor continue.

Nielsen today released new data that examines trends in the "Zero TV household" – a definition which refers to those who no longer watch traditional television offered by cable or satellite providers, but who tend to stream video online, via computers, smartphones or tablets.

The conventional desktop or server approaches to reconfigurable systems have their difficulties, but reconfigurable computing still finds an agreeable environment in embedded systems, which tend to have streaming data inputs and outputs and may not be at the mercy of the bandwidth of existing system buses.

Wang's elder daughter barely had time to comfort them before she left to tend to the stream of patients at a nearby hospital.

Seventy-one percent of the teens' typical entertainment consumption is now streaming — and they tend to do more streaming on smartphones (34percentthanhan computers (26percentTVs TVs (24percenttabletslets (10percentt) or other devices (6percentt).

Artists and their managers as well as labels and scouts tend to reference top streaming charts in the hunt for new talent, it says.

Netflix doesn't tend to reveal its streaming numbers for its movies or its TV shows, except in cases like this when they're worth sharing.

Rather than attempt to take on Apple and Amazon in the market for music sales, most digital music startups tend to tackle online streaming.