Sentence examples for tends to designate from inspiring English sources
If company history is any indication, Apple tends to designate a certain month that it releases a product and then sticks to it.
(The airlines tend to designate more unsold seats for award travel closer to the flight's departure date).
First, as a typical practice in many government-funded band 3 schools in Hong Kong, these schools tend to designate a couple of classes from each grade as "elite classes".
A protected area (PA) tends to be designated in an area where tracts of primary forest remain, often with poor accessibility due to terrain features and yet with some exposure to threats.
For example, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission tends not to designate abandoned buildings because they cannot be adequately supervised.
This concept designates that major element in a structural whole that tends to organize all of the other practices.
More precisely, product dematerialization tends to decrease recyclers׳ and smelters׳ profits as well as to increase the outflow of e-waste from the designated recycling system.
Hall tends to look happy.
