Sentence examples for will tends from inspiring English sources

The literature on free will tends to focus on moments of choice: was I free at that point to do other than what I did?

This paper will tends to contribute in solving the problem of applying sustainable landscape in developing countries through creating a framework covers all features and illustrates the features which must be applied in any landscape project and the others which require a future local plans or international cooperation to be applied.

A sense of impoverished will tends to afflict those who work in resource-limited settings.

Farmers will tend to adapt.

Unemployment will tend to drive them down.

Central Europeans will tend to agree unreservedly.

E. Interest rates will tend to decline.

"He will tend to our needs".

People will tend to overinterpret it.

Universities will tend to be "garbage cans," but armies will tend to be rational hierarchies.

People will tend to move on and find other suppliers".