Sentence examples for tending to fall from inspiring English sources

To be self-stabilising, the bicycle should automatically turn in the direction it is tending to fall.

Gravy's own words — his rhymes — are less jarring, by comparison, tending to fall safely within the established motifs of gangsta rap: boasting of sexual prowess (one's "bitches"), complaining about "dick-riders" (i.e., copycats), declaring war on the police, and laying claim to neighborhood terrain.

Type IIns are observed to have high X-ray luminosities in general, but their light curves are very diverse, with some of them tending to fall off very steeply, and one rising for several thousand days.

The larvae are small, about 10 mm, and the case is poorly constructed, tending to fall apart.

Humans consume solid foods from 4 6 months of age with average consumption of bovine carcass meat peaking during childhood and tending to fall thereafter (see Figure 3 in [ 6]).

The consistency between phylogenetic "age" and chromosome position supports this general model, with genes closer in physical location to Meg1 tending to fall toward the base of the Meg phylogeny (see Figures  1B and 2A).

Nighttime temperatures tend to fall sharply.

Heavier isotopes tend to fall sooner.

"People tend to fall into two camps.

Negroes tended to fall down, lazily.

They tend to fall apart more quickly.