Sentence examples for tends to be not from inspiring English sources

So anyone under 60 tends to be not too keen on denial.

Regardless of genre, the music played tends to be "not obscure, but definitely off the beaten path," said station manager Madeleine Walsh '08, who hosts a classical show.

Such technology often tends to be not only far-reaching, but also far out -- in terms of the time when it will start making money.

But when they do so, it tends to be not because of the severity of the crimes committed, but because the defence lawyer looks easy game.

One is the quality of life and what relation that has to prosperity, which tends to be not very high after a certain point, once people's needs are met.

One can be too entranced with game theory; it tends to be not only easier but helpful for the integrity of the process to hope that both parties put up the best candidates that they can.

"So a lot of them tend to be not from wealthy backgrounds," Mr. Byrne said.

"Small businesses tend to be not investment-intensive," Mr. Herrick said.

Those who self-monitor poorly tend to be not as sensitive and responsive to situational and interpersonal cues.

This is especially crucial for Internet companies, whose workers tend to be not only quite young but also highly mobile.

Locals tend to be not just friendly — a given in most Southern towns — but chilled out, too.