Sentence examples for tending to bring from inspiring English sources

Its main town is saddled with 23.7% unemployment, more than twice the national rate, with the major companies who have moved in around the Stade de France tending to bring workforces with them.

A Senate committee, presided over by Sen. Arthur V. Watkins of Utah is now sitting in order to be able to report to the Senate whether Sen. McCarthy's behavior is unbecoming, contrary to senatorial traditions and tending to bring the Senate into disrepute.

Such contracts might be induced by considerations tending to bring the administration of justice into disrepute; such as the greater or less intelligence and impartiality of judges, the greater or less integrity and capacity of juries, the influence, more or less, arising from the personal, social or political standing of parties in one or another county.

That tends to bring down the price.

But this factor tends to bring down sale prices.

Crisis does tend to bring it all to the fore".

This tends to bring people to their senses more swiftly.

Summer tends to bring out the worst in us.

Weekdays tend to bring solitary diners, seniors and business types.

During that time, patients tended to bring up six subjects.

Valentine's Day tends to bring out the romantics.