Examples of 'tends to produce' in a sentence
Meaning of "tends to produce"
tends to produce: This phrase indicates a tendency or likelihood of generating or creating a specific outcome or result
How to use "tends to produce" in a sentence
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This approach tends to produce the most.
It tends to produce outputs only on prominent features of the extended target.
It is simply a force which tends to produce motion.
Insecurity tends to produce that kind of jargon.
It is an easy strain to cultivate because it tends to produce consistent results.
This tends to produce high bond strengths.
Belief in success tends to produce success.
And tends to produce ferocity toward.
Any substance or agent that tends to produce a cancer.
Society tends to produce what it glorifies.
A couple is a pair of forces which tends to produce rotation only.
This also tends to produce the best drivers.
Necessary to maintain the terror which tends to produce blind submission.
It tends to produce a more energizing effect.
Poor soil quality tends to produce better wines.
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This tends to produce a substantial time lag and thus longer cycle times.
Random charge dispersal tends to produce an unpolarized web.
It also tends to produce confusing compiler diagnostics if one of the arguments is misspelled.
Tilting the tool too much tends to produce inflation on.
It also tends to produce a more confident and calm puppy.
A nursing mother who consumes alcohol tends to produce less milk.
Adrenaline tends to produce faster and more extreme reactions.
Perhaps any deep inquiry into hatha yoga tends to produce parallel results.
Orbera tends to produce more dramatic weight loss at first.
A community which normally tends to produce a state of its own.
Rocky tends to produce way too many cigars in my opinion.
Further a fine crystalline structure tends to produce translucent dental restorations.
Tends to produce the same result whenever it is used to measure the same thing.
This material tends to produce cubic crystals.
These effects the grace common to all who hear the gospel tends to produce.
The visible world tends to produce a corresponding form in.
The more an economy specialises, the more it tends to produce.
The outcome therefore tends to produce a winner and a loser.
This tends to produce a dynamic balancing of the valve element as it opens and closes.
Flow in any other direction tends to produce undesirable reactor conditions.
It tends to produce propellants which burn very rapidly and with very high combustion efficiency.
Unsharp masking also tends to produce some undesirable effects.
Capital has no fear of utopias, since it even tends to produce them.
This tends to produce microphonics.
The infrastructure that does exist is cumbersome to use and tends to produce counterproductive results.
This method tends to produce polycarbonate that is essentially free of branching.
Absorption of sulfur dioxide in an aqueous alkaline medium tends to produce the corresponding sulfite.
Monastrell tends to produce tannic wines that can be high in alcohol.
Periorbital hyperpigmentation is a condition which tends to produce dark circles under the eyes.
Mourvèdre tends to produce tannic wines that can be high in alcohol.
Analytic investigation of the second skin phenomenon tends to produce transitory states of unintegration.
Such a means tends to produce small nicks or width reductions of the half segments.
The solid shortening is preferable because it tends to produce a less greasy final product.
This area tends to produce more full bodied wines with peach flavor notes.
The corporate taxation treatment of investment tends to produce a bias towards debt over equity finance.
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Tends to dive in the water or takes on water
Chronic drinking tends to cause a reduction in platelets
Examples of using Produce
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An unsuitable product can produce excessive vibration
Produce a separate table for each objective
Lawyers could not produce their clients
