Sentence examples for we might tend from inspiring English sources

If testosterone were simply a "sex hormone" involved only with sexual desire and arousal we might tend to dismiss testosterone treatment in the aging man as merely a "life-style" therapy without any substantive basis for broad physiological necessity.

A woman with a history of dysplasia might for a period due to gynaecological treatment and guidelines attend cervical screening more often and if rates of dysplasia are increased in WLWH in Denmark as seen in foreign cohorts [ 1, 3, 7- 11], we might tend to overestimate adherence to the cervical screening program amongst WLWH.

It could, but it might also include the more mundane, everyday things we often might tend to dodge such as taking out trash, mowing the lawn, doing the dishes, going to the gym, studying for the inevitable test at school, communicating with someone we have been avoiding, finishing that project for work and so on.

"We thought other local charities might tend to be forgotten," she said.

Fourth, we were aware that professionals interviewed might tend to express socially desirable opinions or behaviours.

Yet, we cannot exclude the possibility that frequent drinkers might tend to be careless with their health.

What people might tend to do is suffer in silence and we don't want that.

This might tend to inflate the risks of diabetes that we observed.