Sentence examples for tended over from inspiring English sources

We have tended over the years to be too concerned about attachment insecurity.

Share prices have tended, over the long run, to go up.

We recently moved from a patch of garden to a home on three-quarters of an acre with a gorgeous garden that has been well tended over the years.

Meanwhile, people I don't know very well have tended over all those decades to break into a very particular smile, one I recognise now, when they've learned that I've written something that deals with sex - a winking smile that seems to suggest that a trivial, silly, but rather amusing topic has been mentioned.

A "good life" is a cocktail made up of many ingredients; and what Patton is putting her finger on is the fact that feminism has tended, over recent decades, to over-egg the career progression and money part of the equation.

In the three decades preceding 2002, health spending in the United States tended over the longer run to grow two percentage points a year faster than did G.D.P. Absent periods in which G.D.P. declines sharply, I would be surprised if health spending in the future grew even one percentage point faster than G.D.P.

This means pollutants in its grasp will tend over time to be driven out into the middle of the Pacific where they will become well mixed and diluted.

When Martha arrives, the Doctor and Novice Hame are tending over the Face of Boe.

They may derive benefits from family, friends, work, and recreation on a daily basis and tend, over time, to adapt to their condition.

Moreover, it has tended to over-represent the Alliance at the expense of New Majority.

And technically, Mo tended to over-stride towards the end of races.