Sentence examples for tended will from inspiring English sources

In a forthcoming book, "Leave Us Alone," he describes the Republican Party as little more than a collection of interest groups — such as anti-tax activists, gun-rights advocates, and homeschoolers — that, if they are carefully tended, will grow into a "supermajority".

As a star's shelf life becomes ever shorter, her challenge is to extend hers by leveraging her celebrity into an enduring brand which, if well tended, will keep her on our list for years to come.

The point halfway between tstart and tend will be known as tmid.

Carbon tends will glow very brightly even will small amounts of heat.

Mr Cameron tends to will the end of reforms without being clear about the means.

If the tensioning system is designed improperly, the membrane will tend to wrinkle, which will impact antenna performance.

Figure 2 demonstrates that tumor cells will tend to zero, and effector cells will tend to the constant 3.143 over time.

In this instance, the demagnetization components of the NRM will not tend to zero, but will tend towards the laboratory field.

Universities will tend to be "garbage cans," but armies will tend to be rational hierarchies.

This process will tend to preserve the binding affinity, and ΔS will therefore tend to be zero if the regulatory region is under functional constraint.

This will have tended to reduce the observed impact.