Sentence examples for tends to replace from inspiring English sources

Literary, or High, Hindi, for example, tends to replace some of the Perso-Arabic vocabulary with Sanskritic items, whereas literary Urdu makes great use of Perso-Arabic words.

Here, too, in other words, uniform methodology tends to replace the intuitive connoisseurship that formerly typified the critic's sense of his role.

He adjusts what he hears to his existing store of phrases, typical scenes, and themes, and he tends to replace what is unfamiliar to him with something he already knows, or to expand it by adding familiar material that it happens to lack.

Here the inevitable and almost comically signposted drop and bass wobble that tends to replace every chorus actually seems to work with and not against the other elements of the song, Francis's soft croon of "How can I get back to you?" disintegrating into an instrumental that compliments what's gone before.

Nowadays tailored therapy tends to replace standard cancer treatment approaches.

Such a design tends to replace the traditional "internal" configurations involving ferrites.

Legal divorce has tended to replace socially recognized separation.

Fewer PAYG customers have them, but they tend to replace their phones less regularly anyway.

They tend to replace taxes with user fees, stymie the redistribution of wealth and degrade public services.

As ethnic groups in the United States and elsewhere have assimilated, Mr. Buruma went on, they have tended to replace their cultural identities with the residue of past discrimination.

My first job had me miscast as a bubbly shopgirl; I was pathologically shy, and thus tended to replace human speech with excessive head gestures.