Sentence examples similar to tended spot from inspiring English sources

Teachers almost universally lament the encroachment of civil servants and politicians into their profession – but the problem is that politics tends to spot a vacuum.

The average valley entrepreneur tends to spot bubbles everywhere, much the way granddad feared financial ruin every time a grandchild carelessly scraped leftover food into the trash.

The more voters look at Mr McBride, the more they tend to spot that he has no track-record and that with one big exception education his programme is ill-defined.

After all, bond investors tend to spot bad news on the horizon and then telegraph it to the rest of the world in language as complex as Alan Greenspan's when he testifies before Congress.

Entrepreneurs tend to spot new opportunities and can go off on tangents - which is great of course - but you should take care not to lose sight of the end goal.

You tend to spot and grab opportunities.

Photographers are fascinating creatures ― they tend to spot qualities the average eye does not.

It's easy to convince the neighbors that an orderly, well-tended spot like this one has a civic value.

Other favored spots tended to have palapa roofs, plastic chairs and vinyl tablecloths.

"The leagues have tended to give spots to legitimate news organizations," said Kathleen Carroll, senior vice president and executive editor of The Associated Press.

If anything, the graffiti I spotted tended to be anarchist or far-left.