tending to

A great deal of good sense followed on Sir Thomas's side, tending to reconcile his wife to the arrangement.

It's a diverse environment with water tending to be bluish near the surface and reddish deeper down.

In the CASE of new machines, total depreciation is usually relatively small, tending to minimize the error in estimating depreciation.

And in his book, he criticizes the Americans for tending to think that they "are always the best, " and the only ones on the side of good.

One of the most embarrassing things is tending to a clogged toilet, especially if you have guests over, he said.

This is no laughing matter, and tending to the needs of the departed is one of a family's biggest social responsibilities.

As they absorb energy, their electrons move up to higher energy levels, tending to accumulate at certain metastable levels.

The group's "green rangers" work several days a week raising and tending to saplings later planted on nearby hillsides.

One of the more important steps that you can take when it comes to caring for and tending to your baby is hiring a nanny.

Daylight began to forsake the red-room; it was past four o'clock, and the beclouded afternoon was tending to drear twilight.

The Army had itself been devastated by the quake, and was slow to take care of civilians after tending to its own.

TV footage showed at least three carriages overturned along a hilly gradient, and rescue workers tending to victims.

The forces keeping the beam straight must, by a fundamental law of statics, equal the load tending to fold it up.

He reduced altitude and spotted a woman tending to the flowers in her garden.

Tending to induce hallucinations , delusions, or other symptoms of a psychosis . Used of a drug .

By means of qualitative theoretical analysis, we searched both operational mechanism of tending to "Stable" and "Circulate" .

With the globalization of economy, insurance industry that secures social and economic development is tending to be globalized inevitably.

Teams of doctors from elite foreign medical schools are tending to the injured, ensuring their wounds do not get infected.

The waterglass is tending to solidify over the critical value of concentration-modulus and is tending to harden after partial dehydration.

The results show that the time of heat transfer tending to the steady state is far shorter than that of moisture transfer.

Peptic ulcer is one of common seen peptic diseases in clinics with much causes and long course, tending to recrudesce.

And with demand for money in the real economy still weak, these funds are tending to go into financial assets, reigniting asset prices.

In many nations, women carry the greatest responsibilities for caring for the sick, cultivating crops and tending to orphans.

Tending to be very nervous and easily excited.

Whenever we were free from tending to the people at the 'Home', we would talk to one another for a long time.

The portion of a country's budget deficit which is due to economic swings, with budget positions tending to deteriorate as economies . . .

And unlike physiotherapy, patients tending to a garden derive additional benefits by creating or changing things.

But at best, competing businesses will embody different theories, with the bad ones tending to be weeded out.

Such concerns are misplaced, tending to confuse a financial panic with a structural economic problem.

He was tending to the survivors, and as he stitched up a cut on Emma's head, Dr. Sallenger writes, "a bond was formed. "

Heat flow from a hotter to a cooler body is a process of energy transfer tending to equalize temperature.

After may think that you disappear , in thinking that the meteor falls to have all been tending to be dark on horizon.

We each have our own styles--Jay, for instance, tending to use fewer contractions than I do.

Sub-Saharan Africa is tending to fall behind other regions in terms of competitiveness.

He regarded the universe as in a condition of continual change, with everything tending to pass over into its opposite.

According to the data analysis, the balancing index of our fundamental education is tending to balance as a whole.

Mr Putin remains lukewarm on liberalisation, tending to err on the side of political stability.

They also possess a form of psychological "imprinting" , tending to defer to those they knew in their youth.

At common law, conduct tending to interfere with the course of justice in particular legal proceedings constitutes criminal contempt .

Tending to use, using, or expressed in more words than are necessary to convey meaning.

At the end of 1987 it was noticed that the units were tending to drift towards the limit of acceptability.

When the auto market is tending to operating smoothly from rapid expansion the shortcoming of the low brand loyalty becomes to surface.

tending to entice into a desired action or state.

Tending to break up into parts or break away from a main body; factious.

In this region, Maqu wetland eulogized as "Impounding water reservoir of the Yellow River" is tending to become dry up.

Equilibrium in the earth's crust such that the forces tending to elevate land masses balance the forces tending to depress land masses .

Dutch parents, by contrast, downplay the dangerous and difficult sides of teenage sexuality, tending to normalize it.

gathered or tending to gather into a mass or whole.

Most importantly, the buff beige color is a terrific match for my difficult-to-match light yellow tending to redden complexion.

television, with daytime commercials still tending to portray women doing household chores.

The mathematics theory without error, is obtained by taking limit of the error bounds tending to 0 in approximation situation in practice.

Hides during the day and venture out at night to feed, tending to occur along steep drop-offs near caves on dark, moonless nights.

In times of war and turmoil, Mishakal's priests find themselves marching alongside armies, tending to the sick and the wounded.

CEOs and toddlers are also hazy about the existence of other human beings, tending to view them as objects.

Environmental factors tending to favor longevity are abundant in Hawaii and less numerous in Louisiana.

tending to look for something (more) exciting and (more) rewarding but without realistic expectations.

Tending to metastasize; cancerous. Used of a tumor.

The Cenarion Circle and several priestesses of Elune are tending to his body, but his condition has shown no signs of improvement.

An influence or force tending to produce equilibrium; counterpoise.

Higher vocational students are on the state of tending to mature developing but not mature.

His duties included tending to the laboratory research animals and cleaning their cages.

Plants not only clean the air of carbon dioxide, but tending to something and watching it grow has been shown to improve wellbeing .

Scientists in this field have put forward a number of suggestions tending to relieve it.

Thus the countryside compulsory education is also affected, with some existing conflict tending to become more acute.

The lattice defects are improving and the lattice structures are tending to stability in the steady period.

The ideology of landscape architecture is changing in the process of social changes, tending to diversification.

We are tending to supply you with A for free, if you don "t mind its brand on it. "

Tending to envision things in perfect but unrealistic form; idealistic.

Thank you for tending to my sister so diligently.

Nahor, you shall be punished by tending to the sheep for Abram and Haran.

EG: . His conduct tending to disregard the judge's order constituted contempt of court.

an illegal action inciting resistance to lawful authority and tending to cause the disruption or overthrow of the government.

tending to hinder the achievement of a goal.

Noon coming, and the Doctor not returning, and every minute's delay tending to compromise, Tellson's, Mr.

But as Haitian and international groups begin tending to the neediest among them, many children are clearly traumatized and at risk.

Just think of all the calories you will burn tending to your vegetable garden instead of sitting in front of the television.

Conducive: Tending to cause or bring about; contributive.

Tending to exert a beneficial influence; favorable.

tending to promote physical well-being; beneficial to health.

Tending to draw together or constrict tissues; styptic .

Mr. Harrison tending to dinner at his living-room fireplace.

tending to cause breakup into constituent elements or parts.

The survey also found very few of the women ever thought about the future, instead tending to "simply repeat past patterns. "

The falling dollar will bring this about by tending to drive interest rates up.

I have lost so much of mine in tending to my wounded son!

Tending to distort or injure meaning, phrasing, or intent.

Tending to release electrons to form a chemical bond.

Tending to attract electrons to form a chemical bond.

tending to persuade by forcefulness of argument.

Sounds are just one kind of stimulus to direct response, some having a soothing effect, others tending to make one jump, and so on.

It is simply that people are tending to live longer and longer, often in good health.

force tending to stretch or elongate something.

tending to relax or relieve muscular or nervous tension.

tending to acquire and retain ideas or information.

tending to prepare or make ready; preliminary.

Tending to complain or grumble; peevish or grumpy.

violating or tending to violate or offend against.

marked by or tending to arouse sexual desire or interest.

Tending to diminish or put an end to conflict; appeasing.

tending to bring discredit or disrepute; blameworthy.

Tending to go backward or recede.

Tending to intrude or encroach, as upon privacy.

Recently, dad is tending to fidget, I know something wrong will happen.

capable of or tending to change in form or quality or nature.

tending to make sober or more serious.

tending to presenting of Human Nature logo.

departments tending to be organized in vertical silos. Globalization 3. 0, which is.

Rescuers tending to victims in Tokyo.

A man greets his family after a morning spent tending to his herds.

Instead of tending to the farm, in the real world, one gets busy doing other things, and the tending is ignored.

Tending to arouse sexual desire.

not tending to react to stimulation.

Tending to promote sadness or gloom.

Han dynasty, the development of hunan food culture, at this moment, tending to mature to say the real hunan was born.

able or tending to communicate.

Shrublets erect, to 50 cm tall, most parts puberulent, more vigorous stems tending to twine.

A Pakistani tribal leader who met Mehsud last year told the Guardian he was accompanied by a doctor tending to his illness.

So how do you create a vending machine that doesn't require repair staff tending to it every other week?

Secondly, now I can see the life of Chinese ethnic tending to exclusive and isolated one.

tending to vanish like vapor.

The development of history appears tending to deceive people of the country at first, and then it may result in arousing them from numbness.

With the surge in oil price, more consumers are now tending to buy small cars and some are turning their eyes to new-energy cars.

Tending to cleanse OR purge.

I like center-aligning, and have been tending to use it on my designs for a while.

tending to find and call attention to faults.

Discrimination Several Solid Geometry Problems Tending to be Wrong Solved

Discussions on Theories and Techniques about Rapid Drilling While Preventing Deviating in Formations Tending to Deflecting

Chinese Special Purpose Vehicle How to Grow up in Tending to Smooth World

Tending to be successful in tense or critical situations:

A Correct Understanding of Economy Tending To Be Global

He had known that creation was rooted in real life, thus tending to "express from exterior influences" ;

A Necessary Condition of Nonoscillatory Solutions Tending to Zero for Higher Order Differential Equation with Several Delays

Tending to or expressing an awareness of things as they really are:

Tending to travel and relocate frequently:

tending to cause discontent, animosity, or

The Diversity and the Tending to Edge of Intellectuals in the Late Qing Dynasty

Tending to hurt other people's feelings; harsh and offensive

Tending to Prosaic Style after Being the Most Splendid--On the Originality of Wangzengqi's Novel Style

volatile: Tending to vary often or widely, as in price

Emotional Affinity Tending to Zero

Tending to persist; difficult if not impossible to shake off:

Were tending to order the whole domain of letters

Symmetry Problems of Four Kinds of Images Tending to be Confused

Tending to recall or suggest something in the past:

Tending to upset the mind or the balance of senses:

Tending to indulge in fancy

Land lease: tending to develop into right in rem and our country's legislative countermeasure