Sentence examples for tends to construct from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kempton tends to construct boa-constrictor sentences with pile-up metaphors.
Most previous approaches to addressing risk conflicts have been developed from a traditional risk communication perspective, which tends to construct engagement between stakeholders based on the assumption that scientists evaluate technologies using facts, and lay participants do so based on their values.
Around her very thinness as a character we tend to construct a thicker interpretative jacket.
"This is why majorities tend to construct barriers to minorities — you can extract rents".
In fact, I tend to construct my images in sections, working minutely on each one.
If individuals tend to be better off by not remembering certain things, natural selection will tend to construct their brains that way.
On its surface, it appears allegorical and loaded with religious imagery, but his novels tend to construct allegories only to demolish them.
Conventional methods (e.g., C4.5 and CART) tend to construct a large tree when learning data are not adequate.
Thus, we investigated whether the patients tend to construct simpler words than the control subjects by analyzing the suffixes they used.
These ingredients tend to construct the same crystal structure of the polycrystalline target when reaching the heated substrate due to the non-participation of residual heat as the re-crystallization energy.
A curious outcome which is worth to note is that the scenarios did not turn as contrasting as initially meant by the facilitating team, but rather the groups tended to construct futures with significant similarities, closer to an "official" and/or normative future.
