Sentence examples for would tend to explain from inspiring English sources

The officers then crossed the street to the opposite walk, and remained there until daylight, but heard no further sounds, and made no discoveries which would tend to explain the mystery.

In view of the results presented in Tables 4, 5 and 6, we can conclude that GOV (especially GOV*CENTRAL), FUND, and SEO tend to explain why firms would like to disclose an IC self-assessment report in general and disclose an IC self-assessment report with an auditor's attestation in particular.

Mormons tend to explain the doctrinal differences more gently.

"I tend to explain it thusly, so that it makes sense to me.

It's actually how I tend to explain it to those who haven't seen it.

Lasseter tends to explain things in these terms.

This rather tends to explain the audacious manner they adopted".

Fellini, impish and eloquent, tends to explain his art either through abstractions or discussions of technique.

Otherwise, Mr. Bertolli explained, the fat would tend to begin melting as the pork is processed, making the meat too mushy.

Finally, Bloom and Adami criticized the biophysical explanation we proposed [ 4] to explain why proteins with many interactions would tend to evolve slowly.

Such random misclassification would tend to attenuate RR estimates, and, thus, would not explain the association between height and colon cancer.