Sentence examples for this matter tends to from inspiring English sources

Terminology in this matter tends to differ between countries.

Later treatments of this matter tend to disregard much of the complexity of this earlier approach for the reason that it fails to have any predictive power.

As much as we love this conference, the media — and everyone else for that matter — tends to overuse the word "disrupt" when talking about the potential change inherent in technology.

Pet hair (human hair too, for that matter) tends to wind itself into the spinning mechanism and has to be cut away.

This effectively means that minorities, and often women for that matter, tend to be given roles that serve to tell the story of the main white characters ("Tarzan The Ape Man" and "Places in the Heart").

However, this practice could result in delay in accessing adequate treatment and for that matter tended to hinder prompt treatment.

Johnson argues that the sustainability targets set by universities — and other large organizations, for that matter — tend to be fairly arbitrary.

Too many veteran reporters, and former editors for that matter, tend to think their reminiscences of "amusing" times past are both entertaining and also carry weight.

While millennials (and generation Z for that matter) tend to value experiences over things, Chairman and CEO of RH, Gary Friedman doesn't see this a problem.

As these parameters are rather variable, the produced plant matter tends to be somewhat irregular, which can hamper the development of this type of building solution.

At work, her subject matter tends to be darker.