Sentence examples for which tends to create from inspiring English sources

But La Niña is now giving way to its warmer-water counterpart, El Niño, which tends to create wetter weather for the Eastern United States.

As a result, fair-minded justice has often been sacrificed for tough-on-crime posturing, which tends to create a more politically salable reputation for an aspiring politician or judge.

Unlike previous efforts, WaveNet doesn't do speech synthesis based on a collection of short speech fragments, which tends to create the kind of robotic sounding voices you are surely familiar with.

Traditionally, research in these countries depends on external donor funding, expatriate researchers play a prominent role, national priorities are seldom articulated and there is limited engagement of local governments, which tends to create a vicious cycle in which research is oriented away from national needs and contributes little to local action [ 1, 14- 16].

MR. BAUCUS: The I.R.S. scandal is an opportunity to look into statutes which tend to create the scandal.

In sunny vintages, Dijon yields small, uniformly ripened clusters, which tend to create well-balanced wines; other clones produce varying degrees of ripeness within and among clusters.

But there was no role for these people in an economy that depended not on productive industries but on the dispensation of oil rents, which tended to create unskilled jobs.

Many systemic instabilities come along with cascading effects, which tend to create extreme events [56, 57]: the overload of one component of the system challenges other components, which therefore causes a propagation of problems through the system.

Simulations have shown how cluster impacts can cause meso-scale motion of the target material which can result in the relatively gentle up-lift of large intact molecules adsorbed on the surface in contrast to the behaviour of single atom impacts which tend to create discrete motion in the surface often ejecting fragments of adsorbed molecules instead.

Stressing and panicking can create phobias, which tend to make you avoid situations that could result in a panic state.

But for some reason, as we grow up, we begin to breathe high up in our chest which is physically less efficient and tends to create a more anxious state of mind.