Sentence examples for tends by from inspiring English sources

He added that he hoped the faculty seminar could help break down an academic culture that tends by its nature to be "discipline-bound and isolating".

A film that is rumoured to be a dud tends, by means of "bad buzz" leaking to newspapers and the internet, to become a dud.

David: I do hear that a lot from businesspeople, but a profusion of rules tends by its very nature to be unpredictable.

Now City Opera is history, and the "fringe opera" movement, which tends by necessity to offer works limited in instrumentation and production values, reigns.

The problem for the scientific community is that the vast majority of this information never makes it into published research which tends, by necessity, to be limited to topline conclusions or summaries of the key findings.

Moreover, it is difficult to discard ageing core knowledge at the same rate as adding new information, since the credibility of newer information tends by its nature to be weaker than that of older content.

Elegant multistory homes are tended by servants.

Hair was carefully tended by both sexes.

Vegetable garden tended by guy named Karl.

A boy lies dying tended by a priest (Mr. Nolte).

The hospital lay in beautiful grounds tended by 30 gardeners.