Sentence examples for tends to be implicated from inspiring English sources

In language, SMG tends to be implicated in phonological tasks more than semantics, whereas AG shows the opposite (Price et al. 1997 ; Devlin et al. 2003 ).

The people Blagojevich praises tend to be implicated in his schemes; the people he insults are largely vindicated for having avoided them.

In addition to the findings by Hilfiker et al. [ 35] that Slc34a2 protein is expressed on the apical membrane of mature enterocytes in the duodenum, we observed that Slc34a2 mRNA is villus-specific along the whole intestine except for the duodenum, reinforcing the concept that transporters expressed in the villi epithelium tend to be implicated more in absorptive processes.

It tends to be contagious.

Service tends to be shoddy.

So that tends to be the challenge.

The finish tends to be slightly bitter.

But that court tends to be liberal.

The climate tends to be humid.

Martha Stewart tends to be an early bird.

"It tends to be between industry titans".