Sentence examples for tends to take a from inspiring English sources

America tends to take a rules-based approach to financial regulation.

"A young police officer tends to take a job for power," Mr. Pollini said.

See, if I don't run, my head tends to take a turn for the worse.

After lunch, she tends to take a nap, and watch her favorite soap opera, "General Hospital".

Fashion tends to take a trend like a decade and make it more wearable, more serious".

"It was on our minds," he said, "particularly because Dynegy tends to take a more conservative approach than Enron".

"Bill Richardson tends to take a middle of the road empathetic position with an act of toughness with it.

Olivier, who tends to take a rational approach to problem-solving, came home that night with a spreadsheet.

But while women say that their fitness is a priority, in reality it tends to take a backseat.

During the migration of the two pairs of nuclei to the opposite poles, the four-nucleate embryo-sac tends to take a "J" shape.

Where at home I seldom do anything without giving thought to its outcome, in India logic tends to take a back seat to instinct.