Examples of 'there tends' in a sentence
Meaning of "there tends"
The phrase 'there tends' suggests the existence of a tendency or likelihood for something to occur or manifest. It indicates a general trend, inclination, or direction towards a certain outcome or behavior
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There tends to be a lot of argument about this.
I do not think there tends to be.
And so there tends to be a tendency to set up internal.
Refrigeration is NOT recommended as the air in there tends to be dry.
Otherwise there tends to be a lot of value destroyed.
But I have seen over the past years that there tends to be a decrease.
There tends to be fewer properties on the market.
This is a time when there tends to be more social activity.
There tends to be one every two weeks.
Slow down in areas where there tends to be a large concentration of pedestrians.
There tends to be about one update a week.
As a result, the weather there tends to be quite hot.
There tends to be a lower element abroad.
Reminder, every full moon there tends to be more violence.
There tends to be a patriarchal order of communities.
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Where segregation is greater, there tends to be a higher incidence of poverty.
There tends to be just moving things.
For older bilinguals, there tends to be less cognitive decline.
There tends to be a waiting list for these services.
When living in a city, there tends to be a fear of missing out.
There tends to be an overemphasis of epidemiology over clinical expertise.
Meanwhile, in many regions, there tends to be a paternalistic approach to older persons.
There tends to be a rush at the start.
When things like this happen, there tends to be a bit of confusion.
There tends to be a lot of confusion about social selling.
That's the difference, where there is money involved there tends to be corruption.
Everyone there tends to their business.
As DNA copies itself, once in every billion rungs there tends to be an error.
In every war there tends to be one decisive battle.
The right wing welcomes the court. Everyone there tends to their business.
There tends to be much hostility between the different subgroups.
When business deals with business, there tends to be a common sharing of values and culture.
There tends to be small benefits for other supply chains.
In general, within colonies more closely related, there tends to be less aggression between bees.
So there tends to be competition rather than complementarity between them.
Penal Battalion is another matter, there tends to be those characters.
There tends to be a clear correlation between levels of research and.
Penal Battalion is another matter, there tends to be those characters … The worse the better.
There tends to be a greater proportion of female participants in comparison to males.
And unfortunately, in crisis situations, there tends to be panic.
This is why there tends to be more seriously damaging injuries.
As it copies itself, once in every billion rungs, there tends to be an error.
There tends to be water at the base of the ice sheet here.
In school and university, there tends to be quite a bit of hand-holding.
There tends to be this.
Indeed, at almost any given time, there tends to be a major festival going on.
There tends to be a repulse against the sudden influx of new people.
Additionally, there tends.
There tends to be a compromise between high melt strength and drawability.
When you attend your average group yoga class, there tends to be a one-size-fits-all approach.
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Mass murder tends to turn off shoppers
Tends to dive in the water or takes on water
Chronic drinking tends to cause a reduction in platelets
