Sentence examples for which there tends from inspiring English sources

"Normally a stalker has had an intimate relationship with the victim in which there tends to be abuse and control issues," says Laura Richards, a criminal behavioural analyst and co-founder of the charity Protection Against Stalking.

Comorbidity data from medical notes have several advantages over data obtained from administrative sources in which there tends to be under ascertainment of some conditions and there can be difficulty differentiating complications of treatment from pre-existing conditions [ 2, 16, 47].

He is approximately seventy years old.' Detail, of which there is much, tends to accumulate through several such statements.

We find that amino acids and codons preferred/avoided at both 3′ and 5′ ends in Ectocarpus, of which there are many, tend, on average, to also be preferred/avoided at the same exon ends in humans.

"With sport, there tends to be a backwards approach, which has sadly proved tragic in some well-documented cases".

When it comes to dating there tends to be an invisible rule book which most of us follow religiously.

This is reasonable because there tends to be some uncertainty as to which method is preferred.

There tends to be a cycle".

Nodes at which there was no conflict tended to have diverged at the same time when analyzed separately, while nodes at which conflict was present diverged at different times.

No judge wants to be responsible for allowing the execution of an innocent person, which helps explain why there tend to be an unusually high number of appeals in a capital case.

Most other books on the islands (of which there are many excellent examples) tend to dwell on either the rocks, plants and animals at the exclusion of the humans or vice versa.