Sentence examples for tends to fix from inspiring English sources

"Cesium tends to fix to materials and into soil".

"The organization is supposed to report objectively, but it now tends to fix the conclusion first and then find evidence to support that conclusion," said Lu Xuedu, a delegate from the Chinese Ministry of Science and Technology.

Though he tends to fix a self-congratulatory grin on his face when he's dancing solo (justified here, since I've never seen a single string of pirouettes pass through so many different gear changes) he is always sweetly responsive to Cojocaru's girlish ardour.

This is stuff Google tends to fix.

When these substitutions do become fixed (albeit rarely), positive selection will tend to fix additional nucleotide changes that restore the binding affinity [ 18].

Berri and co point out that drivers usually scan the road ahead while driving but when on the phone, they tend to fix their gaze straight ahead.

They tend to fix small problems with big names, and they were on the verge of adding Lance Berkman from the Houston Astros.

The judge said the department told him the name was chosen because "people tend to fix their cars during the summer months," he said.

Would anyone know how to respond on finding himself or herself nestled, as it were, between Henry James and Edith Wharton? (Not an utterly idle speculation. James, we learn, tended to fix Wharton up with men he was attracted to).

So it's not surprising to see men who were raised on cartoonish images of the fictional John Rambo taking out more Soviet soldiers in two hours than the Afghan mujahedeen did in a decade show an appetite for characters who tend to fix even big problems with room-clearing brawls, monosyllabic wisecracks and large-caliber firearms.

And while Americans overall narrowly favour a constitutional ban on gay marriage, youngsters oppose it by a margin of two-to-one.This explains why Mr Bush and Mr Romney have tended to fix on the notion of democracy: dramatic social changes of this nature, they say, should be made by legislatures and voters, not judges.