Sentence examples for tends on the from inspiring English sources

What we mean to say is that the inclination towards order (or tendency towards order) tends, on the one hand, to "repair" the disorder but, on the other, brings out the conditions for disorder to show itself again and materialise with its problems but with the vitality implicit in change.

The inclination towards order (or tendency towards order) tends, on the one hand, to "repair" the disorder but, on the other, brings out the conditions for disorder to show itself again and materialise with its problems but with the vitality implicit in change.

The spotted trout lettuce ("It almost looks like romaine, but it has purple spots") grew particularly well on the 400-square-foot rooftop garden that Ms. Crossfield tends on the Lower East Side.

This article tends on the designing of renewable-storage electrical system for asynchronous machine application.

Looking at it through the lens of urban security policies, it does not seem risky to state that the spatial prism of democracy, first evoked due to the multiple facets into which it manages to break down the concept of participation, tends on the other hand to drastically reduce, thus understood, its refractive capacity.

Creed's tend, on the whole, to be more diminutive than that.

"The other thing I have learned is that people who like Tintin tend, on the whole, to be nice people".

Even before his gesture, coins rained down on him and the medical staff while he was being tended on the pitch.

Recently he was astonished to discover four baby bluebirds in a nesting box he had been tending on the edge of the Pelham Golf Course, which is inside the park.

They tend on the whole to care for their vehicles and thus are more likely to recognise risks when it comes to motoring".

"Those most at risk from automation tend, on average, to have the lowest wage" he said.