Sentence examples for which would tend from inspiring English sources

This implies higher interest rates, which would tend to drive up the dollar even more.

Irene has winds over 39 miles an hour over an area about 500 miles wide, which would tend to create higher surges, but is moving relatively slowly at about 15 miles an hour, which would tend to lessen them.

The report recommends a reduction in agrochemical use which would tend to reduce the energy intensity of farming.

That shift was attributed to the presence of microorganisms, which would tend to concentrate the lighter carbon.

He added: "People often suggest we should do more things which would tend to make us more like a police force.

But he said concern about the Bush administration's position on Iraq was rising all over Europe, which would tend to reduce Germany's isolation.

But solving that problem means targeted anti-poverty assistance – not lower bills for everyone, which would tend to incentivise more consumption across the board.

Which would tend to support the DiMaggio analogy.

A faker might admit to having continuous hallucinations, for example, which would tend to indicate exaggeration.

In particular economic growth is expected to be slightly higher this year and next, which would tend to promote financial stability.

The strong polarity of the phthalimide moiety may act to increase chain-chain cohesive forces, which would tend to enhance chain packing, thereby reducing the packing-disrupting ability of the bulky phthalimide group.