Sentence examples for tending to crack from inspiring English sources

But, brick doesn't respond well to earthquakes, tending to crack and crumble, so near the San Andreas Fault the potential damage would be greater.

Literature tends to crack them.

"Folks tend to crack under pressure," Mr. Chambliss added.

Typical rubber tends to crack at certain stress point when force is applied.

But there is some cause for hope – in the past Bo has tended to crack under pressure.

It was found that the films tended to crack at a high substrate temperature.

Though it is extremely hard, the nitride layer does not tend to crack, because it is very thin and adheres well to the ductile steel beneath it.

The black rubber boot tends to crack over time where it touches the vent pipe, allowing water to leak into your home.

The wood is still fairly wet, so, when I work with pine it tends to crack, which, to me, enhances the final image.

The mechanical strain on the brittle material is so great that silicon anodes tend to crack after they're charged and discharged only a few times.

Normal concrete repair materials are brittle and tend to crack, resulting in a lack of durability due to cycles of repair and retrofit.