tend

He tended to his wife with the wary compassion of a plague nurse.

Those who went shopping more than once a week tended to be at the younger end of the age spectrum, and male.

A dirty surface can be cleaned with a mois-tended sponger or cloth. If the dirt persists, the surface can be relevelled.

Its advocates tended to be the sort of people who mostly went around the world live-tweeting from conferences about the virtues of Twitter.

The omniscient effect this created tended to terrify victims; one said later that she felt like her life had been taken from her.

He said the only time he tended to speak to them was in dealing with disaster relief and humanitarian assistance.

suggest that over the long-term housing has tended to beat inflation by a couple of percentage points a year.

They found no treasure. But the vineyard gave its fruits many times more as it had been well tended.

Users tended to also be loosely connected to people with a similar number of friends and of the same age.

In the case of a painful incurable disease, the patient is advised to commit suicide, but is carefully tended if he refuses to do so.

The Bank's waste plans were already addressing the disposal of sharps but tended to do so in a way that did not protect healthcare workers.

Throughout the market drama of the past few months, stocks have tended to follow credit downwards, with a lag of a few weeks.

Gurung now spends his time mostly inside a two-room home in Kathmandu (above) tended to and supported by his wife, Manmaya.

But their efforts have proved that reform is possible, even in a city that has tended to blame poverty and racism for its appalling schools.

This shift in subject matter was not reflected in the mode of writing which tended to be conservative, to say the least.

Dickinson studied botany from the age of nine and, along with her sister, tended the garden at Homestead.

Few people ever noticed him , and those that did tended to make game of him.

When I started my business a few years ago, my older customers tended to be very rich, but now they are what I would call ordinary women.

In practice, however, many tended to leave these sects or marry outside them and consequently have less children than they might have done.

Since they were in a hurry, the shredders tended to stuff all the bits of a given document into a single bag.

Later I got to the worse ones, which tended to get the E and F ratings. These letters are not a grade, but are arbitrary assignments.

The British Heart Foundation said the findings were "alarming" especially as women tended to smoke fewer cigarettes.

He never managed diplomatic small-talk, tended to say the wrong thing, and packed his own instant noodles for state trips abroad.

The heart muscle of the strength athletes, however, tended to thicken, a phenomenon that appeared to be confined to the left ventricle.

And the industry's disclosure about such assets has tended to be far superior to that of the banks.

In this state, tended by his daughter, he journeyed to Chinsurah from his place in Birbhoom.

On days when air pollution was high, more people with an underlying heart problem tended to be admitted to hospital, he said.

Police attending the scene said they found a dazed and bleeding Woods being tended to by his wife, Elin Nordegren Woods.

Humans have tended to be insular and withdrawn, and yet you have the ability to be outgoing and generous with your friendship to others.

Credit cards tended to be used for higher value transactions, he said.

Loch told me the owner came out in the middle of the night and tended to the garden and that was why we had never seen him.

The children tended to gather together quietly for a while before they broke into boisterous play.

Textual discourse as a literary criticism has started since the beginning of last century, and tended to grow today.

It had not produced the smallest effect on her in that point to which it principally tended.

A man's lover and his mother tended to have similar fullness in the lips, width of mouth, as well as length and width of jaw.

Whenever my code needed some sort of data-caching mechanism, I've tended to "roll my own, " as the saying goes.

But, for me, the problem with school atlases was that they stuck to the curriculum and tended to be predictable and conservative.

The smoke tended to be heavier than the air, and would sink to the bottom of the space, swirling beautifully.

She tended to Josephine's surgical scars and cared for her ostomy with the expert hands of a nurse.

He said men tended to tick more superficial boxes, such as looks, to help them decide whether they were 'in love'.

He said men tended to be more interested in specialized publications about a specific hobby or sport.

And the atmosphere for bridging the gap between the two of us is not fair. As I say, we have tended to feel that we are being railroaded.

Until now, fleets tended to have fairly straightforward fights, exchanging broadsides of round shot in an attempt to sink each other.

When school buildings collapsed in Sichuan in the 2008 earthquake, the victims tended to be the children of poorer families.

Bobby was beginning to find this familiar: his father tended to see the gloomy side.

Although older bonobos appeared to maintain their youthful tolerance, chimps tended to be less tolerant with age.

They found that the bacteria tended to build up in the shower head, where they were much more common than in the incoming feed water.

The public response, at least on the Internet, has tended toward outrage, with many postings expressing sympathy for the women.

Mozart could afford a more unaltered repetition of his themes because his themes tended to be full-blown lyrical melodies.

It was shown that the creep deformation of the dam body and foundation was on a small level and tended to be stable.

A particularly disturbing finding was that it seemed that prices tended to follow a random walk .

Anthropologists, by contrast, tended to end up in social work, aid work, teaching or the media; they rarely dived into the business world.

As a whole, the groups with BRGs tended to have more galaxies which were more luminous, and had a greater variety of velocities.

In the current crisis, taxpayers in the bank's home country have tended to bear the costs of a bail-out.

There has been a view that fatal cases involving the pandemic have tended to occur among the young, according to the team.

In the grand arena of ideas, we have tended to see emotion as the poorer cousin to thought, especially in the context of persuasion.

And they tended to opt for immediate rewards, like getting a small cash payment right away rather than waiting a week for a larger sum.

Traditionally programmers have tended to favor control syntaxes that are very precise and compact and have no redundancy at all.

Those conditions made it easy for you to meet each other's emotional needs, and tended to ward off Love Busters.

Although they tended to buy AAA-rated paper, that designation is not as reliable as it used to be, as the credit crunch has shown.

The better known the bank, the smaller its role tended to be.

But when it came to the denials , adults tended to believe when children lied that an event did not happen when it actually did occur.

She tended to take her anger out on her children.

He said previous studies have tended to show IQ increasing as teenagers move into adulthood, entering university or starting work .

When fewer women worked outside the home, she says, they tended to support political parties that kept the state out of that home.

"Web services is aiming to be an open-wire protocol, " said James, "whereas MOMs tended to own each end of the wire. "

People's criticism of that law is that it has tended to treat chemicals as safe until proven to be dangerous.

the word gentleman has tended to be a term of abuse , first cousin to snob.

war, daimyo tended to hold small But consolidated domains in which all the land Belonged to themselves or their vassals.

These people tended to be less religious, and less likely to be Roman Catholics, but they were otherwise comparable to other study subjects.

He found that his experiences tended to form themselves into persons, beginning with a wise old man and his companion, a little girl.

Previous attempts to mimic insect eyes have tended to have multiple cameras, which renders them too heavy to be used in small mobile robots.

Similarly, when banks had many subsidiaries, regulators short of money and time tended to worry only about their own piece of the jigsaw.

long, and he had a long, straight nose and a chin that tended to be pointed.

Although Maori women were also tattooed on their faces, the markings tended to be concentrated around the nose and lips.

Because these records tended to be saved for only a single fiscal year, the clay wasn't made to last, Cosmopoulos said.

A scattering of beings from other races also made their way through Narbondellyn: slaves who tended the needs of the dark elves.

We moved to the side of the road in case of shelling, which tended to hit the center of the road.

Forensic investigators tended to find more evidence supporting a guilty verdict following a confession, even if it was forced or coerced.

This tiny flame had to be tended in order to grow into a real fire and the first tiny sticks of fuel added were also called matches.

Many of these self-willed hot-blooded young Virginians tended to convert university life into a long course of drinking and gambling.

The researchers found that the men with the least deep sleep were more likely to have sleep apnea and tended to sleep less over all.

Researchers have tended to consider human sexual selection through the lens of the female's choice of her mate.

Those who opened up to their partners tended to have greater well-being and were more satisfied with life.

But there was another group, who tended toward sensation-seeking behavior, who appear to have more awareness of what they're doing.

Early amplifiers were made of crude materials that tended to disintegrate over use, causing the amp to "run away. "

Whereas they have always tended to think of immigrants as less than them, nowadays some go for broke and consider them less than human.

Part of the problem was that people who valued one song highly also tended to place a high value on others.

After 1815 this older form of manufacturing began to give way to factories with machinery tended by unskilled or semiskilled laborers.

In a study published in "Fertility and Sterility, " researchers noted that many lubricants tended to be 'toxic' to sperm, despite labeling.

But those graphics tended to be a bit ugly, because PHP's image library is primitive and doesn't support effects.

So Conrad became angry, and would not speak to her, and thus they tended the geese until evening, and then they went home.

Ever since the Brazilians have tended to view free trade with suspicion, despite their country's recent success as an exporter.

It might be that not-depressed people tended to be more activated and the habit of coffee drinking just fit in their lifestyle.

Rulers who acted in accordance with moral norms whenever possible tended to win the race for leadership over the long term.

In the early years of membership, such defiance tended to arise mainly over foreign policy.

The last time governments were this involved in sinking money into private assets, the process tended to be called nationalisation.

A Shepherd-boy, who tended his flock not far from a village, used to amuse himself at times in crying out "wolf ! wolf! "

A compound on the other side of the runway appears to have sufficient housing for several dozen people, as well as neatly tended lawns.

in fact, was the new court that on occasion it tended to be blindly reactionary in cases involving economic and social policies.

Republicans tended to be aligned with the business interests that opposed government interference with free enterprise .

But they tended to run subsidiaries to maximise cashflow, and the businesses slowly deteriorated, like a poorly maintained house.

Most animals are not locked up in tiny cages. Rather, they are set in almost natural surroundings or well-tended gardens.

He tended to his mother when she was ill.

British baby-boomers tended to believe their houses were all the piggy bank they needed.

In both countries frustration over the unsteady direction of change has tended, perhaps unfairly, to overshadow real gains.

The result was that these babies recognized the signal and tended to calm down after receiving the signal.

In a speech last week, Jon Huntsman, US ambassador to Beijing, conceded that Americans tended to be suspicious of state-owned companies.

Generally speaking, if a product was simple and easy to use, it tended towards a "nonchalant" feel.

But when the unfamiliar, artificial objects were referred to as "human-made, " the younger children tended to classify them as owned.

the authorities tended to turn a blind eye upon the trade as long as it remained discreet.

And since consumers do not think about power consumption when choosing a phone or laptop, manufacturers tended to stick with copper wire.

He said that banks have tended to pack 40% of annual lending into the first three months of the year.

They found that those with asymmetrical faces tended to be less healthy and more likely to have experienced deprived childhoods.

On the contrary, less secure groups tended to preserve their distinct identities by means of enforcing strict doctrinal or behavioral codes.

Simply put, most of the parts of American society that have tended to vote Republican are shrinking in size.

In couples where the wife is more attractive, both partners tended to be very content.

High-exposure areas tended to see employment outside manufacturing fare worse than in low-exposure areas.

They must fall on good ground; they must be sedulously tended, if the vivifying fruits are to be at hand when needed.

Women generally felt most nervous about pretty, charming rivals. But women who were of an average height tended to be less jealous.

But in the west we have tended to see things in a more linear way.

The ADMA plasma level also tended to increase with an increasing number of classic cardiovascular risk factors, the researchers note.

He said Kim, a huge film buff, tended to regard Rambo and James Bond films as records of reality.

The crows tended to be passive when stealing from birds to whom they were closely related, and aggressive toward their non-relatives.

In recent years it has tended to downgrade sovereigns ahead of its rivals, leaving some wondering if its criteria are too harsh (see chart).

They found that out of the dead players, Duchenne smilers had tended to live the longest, followed by non-Duchenne smilers.

In regions with lots of insects, and a greater risk of death by microbe, plants tended to be much hotter.

But in past recessions, new-home prices have tended to be weaker than existing-home prices, the opposite of what has happened in this cycle.

Interestingly, these dogs tended to be the ones who also showed least anxiety-like behavior when left alone for a short time.

Other experts say that with high infant mortality, only the toughest survived - and the toughest tended to have big heads.

The CEO also tended to consult only a few people, notably Mr. Lane and strategy chief Shane Robison, these people said.

However, scholars'studies tended to be confined to individual cases, neglecting the commonness of reformists'translation behavior.

the system as a whole , however , tended to break up marriages.

The modern world tended to reject them, but if you look anywhere before the modern period, you'll find them all over the place.

His optimistic attitude toward life tended to spread to his teammates and created a positive atmosphere within the team.

Altruistic donations , solicited during the "forewarning" run, tended to be larger and held up better during the crisis .

More high-tech industries, like the production of computers, have actually tended to favor a stronger renminbi.

another whiff is called humanism or irrational doctrine ideological tended.

It had developed and tended to mature around 1800, marked by the book named "shuo chu" including two articles in 1801.

Jobs requiring similar qualifications or experience tended to be paid less when they were dominated by women, the commission found.

The audit program reviewed tended to be evolutionary, rarely anticipated all the circumstance to be encountered.

Nothing could have saved him even if he had been tended without delay.

There was once a young shepherd boy who tended his sheep at the foot of a mountain near a dark forest.

The police tended only to be informed when there was physical violence involved.

In other research on social standing , he found that middle- class girls tended to have higher IQs than their working-class counterparts .

While French movers have tended to be better off, some of the Brits who moved to Spain are really suffering.

These participants tended to say they would recommend the imaginary candidate with fewer but higher quality publications.

Also, farmers on traditional farms tended to grow a wide variety of crops and often raised livestock as well.

And yet when Ariely phoned the losers offering to sell tickets, they tended to offer around $175.

At least since the 1980s, many states have tended to interpret the government's eminent domain power extremely broadly.

After the animals had been tended to, the riders shared a simple supper of salt pork and cold white beans, washed down with ale.

Lance Corporal Joshua Bernard, pictured being tended by comrades in southern Afghanistan, died of his injuries soon after.

This book records the author tended father five years of some speculation.

The overall response rate (ORR) tended to be higher with both weekly nab-paclitaxel regimens than docetaxel by independent radiology review.

'We have tended to invest counter-cyclically in the region, ' he said.

There was considerable variability in prices, which tended to be higher in retail pharmacies.

The researchers found that thin and fat people tended to be clustered together, with the clusters extended to three degrees of separation.

Outside clubby Japan and Australia , Asian loan markets have tended to be driven by transactions, rather than relationships .

Not surprisingly, pupils tended to live up or down to what was expected of them, so that the.

Ellen, sweetest sixteen, gave him everything except that. Her tended flesh is reserved for the marriage bed.

It's hard to say. Although George wrote extensive journals in this period, he tended to report facts, not thoughts or feelings.

Some have also suggested that people from "brown nations" around the world tended to look down upon dark-skinned people.

Even if he had been tended without delay, nothing would have saved him.

Those rated younger-looking tended to outlive their older-looking sibling, the British Medical Journal reports.

This year, it didn't bring a single real aircraft -- only a handful of plastic miniatures, tended by a few dozen bored sales staff.

Compression ratios tended to be consistent when an appropriate strength of gelatin system for ham sausage preparation was reached.

Until recently, it has tended to be period, stucco houses and red-brick mansions that have commanded the highest prices.

The results showed that ink particles of laser-printed paper were hard to be detached, which tended to cause fiber entrainment .

"We didn't want to scare people, " she said, explaining that spikes in asbestos readings tended to return quickly to acceptable levels.

Narcissistic mothers, in particular, tended to be viewed as neurotic and low in conscientiousness, the researchers found.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty (25 - 220), people tended to simplify the seal character which had many strokes and created the official script.

What's more, manufacturing jobs have on average tended to pay more than restaurant work or other service jobs.

Workers tended to beaver away for the first few days of the working week in any case, before hitting a plateau and then slackening off.

"Recessions that tended to be the deepest were sparked by events that caught the business sector off guard, " said Mr.

In the not-too-distant past, a developing nation tended to be seen as a country that lacked access to modern technology.

Unstable conditions, loss of homes and fear of more eruptions all tended to breed trouble among the poor of the island.

DePinho's telomerase-less mice tended to be prematurely aged and infertile with small brains, damaged intestines and poor senses of smell.

Most of these village houses treated their effluent using primitive septic tanks that tended to leak or overflow after heavy rain.

The number of cornerstone investors' involvement in deals has tended to peak just ahead of a market slump.

The worst of it was, Clifford tended to become vague, absent, and to fall into fits of vacant depression.

The repayment rate on the loans have tended to be better than that of richer borrowers.

Forth, they tended to rely on short division too much and made mistake easily during the process of using short division.

Over the long term, average home prices have tended to track average earnings.

Men with poorer beginnings tended to have more asymmetrical features in older age -- despite improving their social standing as adults.

The snacks they ate tended to be high in carbohydrates, and the subjects expended no more energy than they did on the longer nights.

This meant that high-level languages tended to be a good bit slower than assembly or machine language.

At many institutions, the derivation of exposure limits has tended to be an imprecise and inexact science.

Despite common traveler advice to the contrary, Anakin tended to the Tusken Raider's wounds and nursed him to health.

These new movements, of course, grew out of the old ones and tended to keep their names and pay lip-service to their ideology.

The "risky" assets have tended to move in a block in recent weeks, so today's price action is worth investigating a little more.

Apart from the transatlantic joint ventures, attempts at linking up between continents have tended to be disappointing.

In classes with a somewhat higher average socioeconomic status, all the students tended to do a little better.

Economists have tended to content themselves with a laughably simple picture of human motivation, rationality and well-being.

Alpine villages tended to be impoverished settlements cut off from civilization by the high mountains.

They tended to be loaded up with more bank debt, in part because better properties went for financing from capital-markets investors.

As it happened, though, Mr Obama tended not to wear the flag during the election campaign.

The comprehensive index of land use degree in the study area decreased, which indicated that the land use type tended to be diversification.

The most interesting aspect to the study was that these women tended to neither overeat nor drink excessive amounts of alcohol.

"They tended to be very aggressive, " she says.

The delivery of public services has tended to be an area where we decorate an obsolete process with technology.

Over the years, China has tended to favour arrangements negotiated behind closed doors with the individual leaders of other countries.

Those viral diseases which did occur tended to be individual entities, followed by limited secondary infections.

Being alone for so long, not trusting others and being trusted by others, it tended to detach itself from the reality of life.

Many of the plots are tended in some way, some are left to return to nature, perhaps with a trail or two through them.

This one is still carefully tended, though it's closed, for now, to the public for security reasons.

Indeed, survey participants with high triglyceride levels tended to be overweight, inactive and smoke.

Their main function as wives was to produce children and to manage the household while their husbands tended to public affairs.

Moreover, lawyers in private practice tended to be better looking than those working in government departments.

What's more, learners with large vocabulary size tended to have better incidental vocabulary acquisition and retention.

He knew when people tended to come in and kept his shop open to accommodate them.

Until now, dialysis centers have tended to give such patients astronomical doses in an effort to raise their hemoglobin levels.

The patents tended to be in the fields of pharmaceuticals and chemical sciences and technologies.

Taller buildings also tended to taper inwards, further reducing rentable space; the cost of moving materials and people also soars.

Tom's uncle tended to disengage him from any relationship that would help his growing - up.

Speculative excess in the stockmarket has tended to be associated with booms in luxury goods and record prices for trophy assets.

This past month, I had a realization: the highest open rates tended to occur during the months that I sent the email on a Sunday afternoon.

Ski runs that were machine-graded and cleared of boulders and stumps tended to have small herbaceous plants growing on them and little else.

When they looked at the women their eyes tended to roam around the whole figure, while men concentrated on the face.

These stocks have been regarded in the past as a geared play on global growth, and thus tended to underperform as the economy slowed.

Those who tended to me as I lay on the floor found me bleeding from the nose, with blood and vomit flowing from my mouth.

As most of CDB's lending is to government agencies, or projects backed by Beijing, loan losses have tended to be low.

A cadre of loyal " handmaidens " tended to her, serving as bodyguards and trusted confidants during trying times.

In addition, she said, "what this has tended to do is ossify terms and conditions when we need more flexibility about how we do things" .

Although not every country has benefited from globalisation as much as the US has, the dynamic has tended to be similar.

The world's mostly male "great thinkers" have tended to say so, characterising women as the weaker sex both physically and psychologically.

image type students tended to select schematic representations, verbal representations and pictorial representations.

Share prices have tended, over the long run, to go up.

MBL tended to a decrease with the increase of training loads during menstruation, while ST and HB increased progressively.

Even these buildings only tended to be asymmetric about major axes, though; there were hundreds of minor symmetries.

The foam stability was high and tended to increase with the increase of the number of carbon atoms of fatty acid, while. . .

The team found that those with a so-called "work-linked" partner tended to struggle more to maintain a healthy work-life balance.

"The implementation of CBRC policies at the local level has tended to be looser, " a corporate banker said.

False reports that Mr Potter earned $800, 000 in 2008 tended to distract from his cause. "We're not asking for a handout, " he says.

The exterior of the clockmaker's home was trim and tended and perfectly inconspicuous in its working-class neighborhood.

The coach's authority leadership the player possessing instrument promise tended to stay at team due to personal benefits.

Besides, some of the old style Satanists tended, in fact, to be quite nice people.

Flour peak viscosity, final viscosity, breakdown and setback also tended to decrease, while gelatinization temperature increased slightly.

Economists who study the subject have tended to believe that beyond some minimum, absolute income has little effect on happiness.

Ideological conservatives, too, tended to have strong reservations with regard to popular rule.

His thesis had argued that the fund tended to insist on interest rates that were too high and he feels his criticism was amply borne out.

But first do you, Much, take the lad Waltheof to your father's mill, and there leave him to be tended.

The results showed that the extremely high temperature days had no obvious change, and the extremely warm days tended to increase.

His emphasis on words as the primary instrument of symbolizing unconscious meaning tended to overshadow other expressive modes.

The women we studied tended to have lots of lessons and activities, but more than half also emphasized that they spent a lot of time alone.

Where the Marlboro Man juggled cigarettes with a coiled lasso or a horse , Mr Landers tended to kick about in New England snow .

Those who preferred thinner models tended to believe that weight can be controlled by dieting or exercise.

Historically, political reactions to economic distress have tended to come with a lag.

One thing I found noteworthy, was that while the romans tended to annihilate enemy resistance, the chinese assimilated them.

I managed to scrape up an acquaintance with some of the single passengers, but the married ones tended to keep to themselves.

For years, the inbox let you read messages only in a threaded view called Conversations, which people tended to either adore or despise.