Sentence examples similar to tending to issue from inspiring English sources

Yes, Bennett and Styles do tend to issue more cards than average, but not that many more.

The developers of new flats tend to issue long leases typically 99 years or 125 years and farm out the freehold to management companies.

Specifically, in countries with stronger shareholder rights, firms with higher separation of control rights and cash flow rights tend to issue convertibles with lower probability of conversion.

There is strong empirical evidence that analysts tend to issue more favorable reports about companies with which their firms have an underwriting relationship.

They also tend to issue bans in a defensive, case-by-case manner, often in response to user-generated reports of bad behavior.

In contrast, low-rated sovereigns with weak domestic institutions tend to issue debt under foreign parameters.

Furthermore, the NPL ratio shows that banks with higher risk tend to issue less debt and more capital, but it does not affect the issuance of hybrid instruments.

The stock market is heading into a period during which companies tend to issue warnings about their profit outlook so that analysts can downgrade their earnings forecasts.

Currently, regulators tend to issue new regulations on top of old, with very little effort to understand the cumulative effect of different mandtes.

I am simply more likely to pursue media which is of high quality, so therefore I will tend to issue more 9's than 2's.

On their way out the door, presidents tend to issue a flurry of "midnight" regulations that, once in effect, have the force of law.