Sentence examples for you tend this from inspiring English sources

"But as you tend this, you come to learn about the people".

It might not be for you if … You tend to see this band as more of a self-referential indie-music punchline than an act worth exploring.

"When you are required politically to cast certain people and get everyone involved, you tend to get this watered-down, feel-good campaign that works really well internally and makes the company itself feel good," but does not appeal to consumers, he said.

I found my own experience was not only the November, 1999, article in Nature ["Carbon cycling and chronology of climate warming during the Palaeocene/Eocene transition," Norris and Röhl] but the arrival of the grandchildren, you tend to think this is a pretty bad legacy because we are now quite confident that it's unwise to go on doing what we're doing.

"You tend to see this reflected now with publications.

If you tend to do this, knock it off.

You tend to get this "glazed-over-Jo" look and argue with taxi drivers.

If you tend to have this cognitive bias than data and facts should be your new best friend.

You tend to smell this kind of bloke before you see him: knock off aftershave mingled with misguided confidence and intense self-loathing.

You tend to smell this kind of guy before you see him: knock off aftershave mingled with misguided confidence and intense self-loathing.

In addition, if you examined the teeth by one of the methods tested subsequently, you tend to favor this method in further examinations (because the selection was based on that).