Sentence examples for tended to develop a from inspiring English sources

But at least since the renovation of Carnegie Hall in 1986, anything placed toward the front of the proscenium arch or outside it has tended to develop a reverberant haze.

In our sample, the former users rather tended to develop a more-severe RA, at least by some outcome measures.

However, patients with a longer whole-body residence time of Lu tended to develop a higher grade of haematological toxicity.

BRZ treated, CPD-antisense, and cbb1 chloroplasts tended to develop a thylakoid network with reduced grana stacking at day 3 and to a more minor extent at day 6.

Mr. Nelson said he believed that studies linked coffee to miscarriage because women with healthy pregnancies tended to develop an aversion to coffee.

P. John Whitsett, a physics teacher at Fond du Lac High School in Wisconsin who has taught science for 36 years, said that children who had the opportunity to study science in elementary school tended to develop an excitement for the field that lasted into high school.

If they're on the trail long enough, candidates tend to develop a personal pandering style.

And teenagers tend to develop a very different set of cancers from older adults.

Anthropologists have long noted that societies that herd livestock in rugged terrain tend to develop a "culture of honor".

These mice tend to develop a form of type I diabetes that closely mimics its human counterpart.

(Note: The International Council on Infectious Disease does not recommend dry-cleaning ascots made of a hundred per cent silk, as they tend to develop a slight dullness over time).