Examples of using Tends in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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The resulting divergence of views on the social costs of structural adjustment tends to dilute efforts to harmonize development support activities in Africa.
Aspirin and similar drugs such as ibuprofen should be taken at least two weeks before surgery because blood tends to increase.
In many countries the rural informal economy still provides the majority of employment opportunities; however, such employment tends to prefer male workers.
Economies that were traditional leaders of the world economy are now facing serious structural problems, which tends to reduce their performance.
The impact of remittances therefore tends to be concentrated in particular parts of a country where their effect is amplified.
The concept of human rights is complex and multidimensional, and therefore any debate on this issue tends to be contentious and inconclusive.
Thus, the personality of a Knife is often marked by a tenacious indiscipline, for he tends to confuse his natural mistrust of the order imposed by society with the personal control of his body and mind.
If onset of cold weather the temperature in your house tends to zero, then you have a choice- get all the room heater and wrap myself in a blanket or a thorough insulate their living space.
She tends to treat.
Trading tends to bottom.
It tends to be integers.
Demand in Germany tends.
Jenna tends to confuse you.
She tends to--she tends to be a bit flighty.
Our friend tends to exaggerate.
One tends not to notice.
Although the alloy tends to.
Tends to be middle aged, tends to be female.
Style tends to run small.
Our family tends to bloat.