Examples of using We tend in English and their translations into Czech
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And as you also know, we tend to ignore them.
When debating the impact of the new technologies, we tend to speak of the social,
Equally, we tend to resist legislative uniformisation against terrorism,
Thus, we tend to save our user
We tend to think about robotics as an alternative life-form that may someday replace
It is complex because we tend to give the color that we have read
We tend to think of subatomic particles are some kind of small billiards balls or small grains of sand.
We tend to focus on the things that are right there in front of us. As the world becomes more and more confusing.
When we talk of the history of the EU, we tend to maintain that the cooperation has created a foundation for peace in a Europe that has so often been characterised by the opposite.
As the world becomes more and more confusing, we tend to focus on the things that are right there in front of us.
When we visit Sea World, we tend to take advantage of the fact that Shamu has been provided with a safe and comfortable habitat.
We tend to think of civilization as this slow ebb of progressed,
We tend to think of civilization as this slow ebb of information,
Too often we tend to speak in sound bites
We, as a species, we tend to be killed by the people closest to us-- our friends, our spouses, business associates.
Throughout time, we tend to sort of, um, impose our own limitations
in low-paid shift work, as that's unfortunately where we tend to end up.
We tend, Erica, all of us, to see the world through the prism of our own reflection.
We tend to assume that our civilization,
We tend to assume that it was Western technology that trumped the East… in particular,