Sentence examples for that it tends from inspiring English sources

The fund tends to hold a rising stock six to nine months; after that, it tends to get out.

The irony of his position, of course, is that it tends toward its own kind of conservatism.

Each time we find a new mechanism for implementing that, it tends to fall out and get its own term.

Its effectiveness is often limited anyway by the fact that it tends to displace, rather than complement, private investment.

What I'm saying is that it tends to be emotive.

But the point is that it tends to hug the trend somewhat.

The criticism that Islam can make against Christianity is that it tends to be polytheistic.

A positive feature of this strategy is that it tends to limit compensatory effects.

The word is so loaded with baleful connotations that it tends to empurple any surrounding prose.

"Once people realize that, it tends to set them at ease," said Ms. Kindred.

The nature of emotion is that it tends to run away with us.