Sentence examples for tends to effect from inspiring English sources

Right now, there is still a dominant belief that market tends to effect equilibrium, and that deviations from the equilibrium are random they follow a bell curve, the normal distribution.

Social and intellectual revolutions tend to effect more genuine, long-lasting and deep-seated change than political ones.

Hence, catalysts containing low levels of aluminum tend to effect DRM reactions which produce higher hydrogen to carbon monoxide ratio.

If anything, the scientific literature tends to overstate effects, because teams that find nothing tend not to publish their papers.

In the works of others, accumulation tends to decorative effects, as in a snowy tapestry of white feathers by Lina Kim.

Chain branching tends to moderate this effect.

This city tends to have that effect.

Sam tends to have that effect.

Mr. Grieco, 44, tends to dress for effect.

Silicon Valley tends to have that effect.

A strong economy tends to have that effect.