Sentence examples for tending to accept from inspiring English sources

One of underlying causes of the gender pay gap, according to several studies, is that women don't negotiate as ardently as men when they are hired, instead tending to accept lower salaries, and are often perceived as too pushy and punished if they do negotiate.

Gamers tend to accept that.

Cameron County residents tend to accept the ineluctability of this math.

Most players, even hitters, tend to accept this practice.

The Mexican children, in other words, tended to accept all offers, however unequal in any direction.

In recent years, juries have tended to accept the officers' accounts without question.

They tend to accept other human beings with an open mind and heart, without prejudice.

The two sides in the dispute tend to accept the arthritis symptoms as an autoimmune reaction.

(Strictly patriarchal Eastern and African societies tend to accept this type of male behaviour).

If you're someone who uses them, you might have tended to accept the default.

But whereas American policy has been to squeeze until Syria crumples, Arabs tend to accept that Syria has legitimate grievances.