Sentence examples for tends rather from inspiring English sources
The system under which the junior clerks are trained too often tends rather to stifle than to encourage these qualities.
It tends rather to reflect the economy's weaknesses.The ongoing energy crisis and other infrastructural problems have curtailed opportunities for private investment.
Together with a fellow member, he drew up a protest that declared, on the one hand, that slavery was "founded on both injustice and bad policy" and, on the other, that "the promulgation of abolition doctrines tends rather to increase than to abate its evils".
The best evidence tends rather to make Diodorus an older contemporary of, and a living influence on, the first generation of the Stoic school, which began life ca 300 BCE.
Often safety is not integrated into everyday workplace tasks (or conversations about the way these should be performed) but tends rather to be located in inaccessible text-based documents.
The term protein expression is however very rarely used in this sense, but tends rather to be used in the context of translation or protein synthesis, which is semantically not correct and further leads to misunderstandings when attempts are made to measure protein expression by two-dimensional gel electrophoresis or liquid chromatography.
Hollande says: "Schroeder was in government, but he tended rather towards Tony Blair".
They "have celebrated the passion of Sappho for Phaon; but their portraits, however beautifully finished, are replete with shades, tending rather to depreciate than adorn the Grecian Poetess".
However, Ellstrand ([2012]) found that transgene escape to wild varieties was rare, but that transgenes tended rather to move into other varieties of the same species.
In contrast, Muslim intellectuals tended rather to ignore Averroes, though Avicenna, Suhrawardî, and other philosophers continued to be read, annotated, and improved upon.
But, equally, there is a danger for the SNP that such a scenario might tend rather to expose the fact that the SNP are, arithmetically, unable to deliver upon their demands at Westminster without co-operation from David Cameron.
