Sentence examples for use tends to be from inspiring English sources

Energy use tends to be more or less proportional to gross domestic product, and we have the biggest economy.

The equipment I use tends to be very easy to set up and runs with minimal effort.

It is common knowledge, construction workers say, that job-site tobacco use tends to be highest among ironworkers (who have a reputation for being cowboys and have stressful jobs).

Higher frequency rail use tends to be associated with respondents who have limited or no car availability, who are in employment, who are of non-manual social class and who are aged 18 44 years.

The optimal palatability concentration for MSG is between 0.2 0.8% (w/w) and its use tends to be self-limiting as over-use decreases its palatability (Löliger, 2000).

In the UK, heroin use tends to be a very private affair: Dealers are covert, and users take it at home or away from prying eyes.

Books for children can't take anything for granted, and ones intended for school use tend to be studiously nonpartisan.

Lasers currently in use tend to be bulky, fragile and short lived and cost hundreds or thousands of dollars.

Wastage is endemic, and those who advocate economic use tend to be branded as "penny pinchers".N.N

The crucial lexer-accessing portion of all the static methods is synchronized (otherwise, their use tended to be threading bugs waiting to happen).

They also noted that tobacco use tended to be higher among the groups of people most likely to get AIDS, like prostitutes.