Sentence examples for tends to break from inspiring English sources

"What happens is, with a heavy snow load, it tends to break apart," he said.

"When you draw a material of low viscosity it tends to break up," says Dr Fink.

DNA is a fragile molecule, and it tends to break up into short sections fairly quickly.

When he throws the two-seamer, it tends to break the other way.

The system tends to break down along narrower streets and alleyways.

We talk officially and unofficially, and that tends to break down barriers.

If that relationship breaks down, all hell tends to break loose.

When bone is not being stimulated, it tends to break down.

Vitrain is brittle and tends to break into angular fragments; however, thick vitrain layers show conchoidal fractures when broken.

The use of cropping systems with minimal tillage is usually desirable, because intensive tillage tends to break down soil structure.

The division between banks' businesses "tends to break down over time because of pressures from the institution itself," he said.