Sentence examples for tending to use from inspiring English sources

And that parties are tending to use it as a way of trying to get at the other side.

"When there is no direct correlation between what you use and what you pay, you end up tending to use more power," Mr. Hirschfeld said.

"And across a wide range of industries, the economy is tending to use a smaller weight of materials as a result of better efficiency and because homes and offices now have pretty much all the equipment they need," he said.

Brands and publishers are tending to use it as a way to drive traffic and marketing campaigns.

Braiding stylists often don't wash their clients hair either, tending to use just a comb and their hands.

Overall, such membership among educators increased from 61percentto82percentcent between 2009 and 2012, with female educators showing slightly more online activity than males, and younger educators tending to use social networks more than their older colleagues.

Chefs tend to use Valrhona.

"I tend to use obituaries," Hiaasen said.

I tend to use my hands here.

"The phrase I tend to use is implied government guarantee.

I tend to use Photoshop and Illustrator almost every day.