Sentence examples for tending to be from inspiring English sources

"Now it's tending to be something fancier".

The latter are now tending to be replaced by dehesa due to labour costs.

Globally, the incidence of natural disasters is increasing with developing countries tending to be worst affected.

"Food is tending to be healthier and healthier," Mr. MacMillan said.

Floodplain deposits may show vertical size-graded stratification (sorting), tending to be coarser near the stream.

(3) Top-down processes tend to dominate, more participative platforms tending to be 'disconnected by design' from executive decision-making.

In this paper time-variant systems with sector nonlinearities tending to be affected by bounded external disturbances are considered.

They can fear commitment — tending to be renters, not buyers, for example, even when they can afford to buy.

Health-care costs, and therefore insurance premiums, vary widely across the country, with rural areas tending to be more expensive.

(I read it as anapestic and dactylic the accentual stresses tending to be divided by a pair of unstressed syllables).

Tablet coatings appeared to have a marked effect on the kinetic friction coefficient between tablets and equipment surfaces, with the hardest coatings tending to be the least frictional.