Sentence examples for tended to materialize from inspiring English sources
In recent years, financial turmoil has tended to materialize in August, when the trading volumes in stocks, bonds and currencies shrink, making it easier for sellers — no matter their size — to move markets as they head to the hills, or the beach, for a long holiday.
Social co-evolution of Pareto outcomes as seen by CC strategy pairs, tends to materialize faster in low income countries then dissipate in high growth, middle income societies only to return towards more predominately Pareto transaction outcomes in high income societies.
Moves that did materialize tended to be geographically driven, reflecting preference for a location rather than support of company goals.
Aside from the bountiful Greek salad and some satisfyingly run-of-the-mill garlic bread, side dishes — soupy platters of lemon potatoes, pasta salad with imitation crab — tend not to materialize.
When city and town began to materialize in the 19th and 20th centuries, they tended to follow the Midwestern model in layout.
But, again, the image of community evoked by the forms tends to emphasize that a community has yet to materialize.
Unfortunately, fully functional democracies usually take decades to fully materialize, and young democracies tend to be much more fragile in the early years following a democratic transition.
The problem is that so many new films materialize each year while older ones tend to disappear quickly.
But because technology tends to be romanticized as a magic pill, these possibilities often fail to materialize.
One of the strengths of the U.S. LNG industry is its willingness to compete on prices; most other nations and companies tend to set prices equal to crude oil equivalent prices and wait for demand to materialize.
