Sentence examples for tends to apply from inspiring English sources

He tends to apply more chemical fertilizer than prudence and science would dictate.

This kind of duty tends to apply to utilities, providing essential services such as gas or electricity.

You may have also heard the term "Chicano" (or "Xicano," from "Mexico"), a politicized self-identification that lately tends to apply to U.S. citizens of Mexican descent.

Lender: Nationwide Salary multiple offered: 3.25 Nationwide tends to apply this multiple as a general rule, warning clients that while I might be happy to scrimp and save in the foreseeable future to meet high repayments, further down the line I will want to use the cash to enjoy life.

Property managers and landlords said that because the disclosure form used the term "vacancy lease," which tends to apply only when discussing rent-regulated apartments, it suggested that market-rate rentals and apartment sales in co-ops or condos might not be included.

As a result, the congestion-aware route selection also tends to apply the shortest path.

Young: I tend to apply that word to myself.

In the British Virgin Islands (BVI), EU sanctions tend to apply.

"They tend to apply constraints that are more difficult to implement".

Deliberately or not, we tend to apply a kind of socialist pragmatism to pop music.

"Foible" is the word that Welles' former associates tend to apply to his assertions of authorship.