Sentence examples for tends to jump from inspiring English sources
"Howard tends to jump to conclusions.
Europe's economic pulse tends to jump around more erratically than America's.
To compound the problem, as news of a company's troubles spreads, the price of its bonds tends to jump because investors are trading in and out of them.
In HALF MOON STREET (Ballantine, $25), as in other recent novels, Perry tends to jump right over the crime to argue the moral point directly.
Most of Hine's conclusions are equally unstartling, perhaps because he tends to jump off every train of thought before it arrives anywhere interesting.
What experiences did you have when you were younger that prepared you for that kind of role? A. I'm just somebody who tends to jump into situations because I love a challenge.
Many people tend to jump in and out of funds at precisely the wrong moments.
He also tended to jump into practice sessions, challenging his players with a familiar passion.
The sample size is smaller, and the month-to-month numbers tend to jump around.
But the consumers tend to jump on bandwagons too quickly; they want the silver bullet.
"They tend to jump in too much and offer their own opinions and advice".
