Sentence examples for that does not tend from inspiring English sources

Shield volcanoes like Kilauea produce a runny, basaltic lava that does not tend to erupt as dramatically as steep stratovolcanos like Mount St. Helens.

Obviously, the best way to handle segregation is to create a product consisting of a mixture of key ingredients that does not tend to separate when subjected to typical stimulus in handling processes and distribution networks.

But a planning that does not "tend towards a future" and does not aim at "producing a future", is a contradiction in terms.

Thus unlike in some countries, donating blood in the UK is entirely an altruistic process that does not tend to enrich for indigents, or people with substance abuses or psychosis.

These studies in adult populations have shown that causation is a more powerful factor than selection, in particular with education that does not tend to change considerably over the adult life, and thus is rather immune to selection processes.

It is possible that the cytoplasmic LC3B staining is present in a more normal/less stressed state that does not tend to aggregate LC3B into larger more defined structures.

But what Thom wanted now was a sound that doesn't tend to get made by bands".

"This is a group that doesn't tend to have a lot of disagreements," Mr. Rosenblith said.

"If you want a career that doesn't tend to be associated with companies that provide health insurance coverage, you'll have more options," said Sara Collins, the vice president for affordable health insurance at the Commonwealth Fund.

Perhaps most importantly, one-third of eligible Latino voters are between the ages of 18 and 29, a bracket that doesn't tend to show up consistently to the ballot box.

Tap is one of the few types of dance that doesn't tend to have specific arms for combinations.