Examples of using Would tend in English and their translations into Hebrew
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we can draw some conclusions that would tend to support the current statistics especially for PV.
that men and women would tend to choose living apart.
in vain did it suppress all education that would tend to develop individuality,
for a global result that the European observer would tend to define as surrealistic.
that easy to do, you would tend to invest your resources in the things that would make you happy,'' he says.
According to the same logic, people would tend to build houses intended to last forever--and spontaneously invest in further insulation and other improvements whenever they have extra cash.
So they will usually undermine any attempt to institute the rule of law, since that would tend to make an individual feel secure and protect him when
the power fans were turned on within the tank for the third"cryo-stir" of the mission, a procedure to stir the oxygen slush inside the tank which would tend to stratify.
Users who emphasis experience enjoying of using PC would tend to choose a more suitable keyboard for themselves,
did not fear God would tend to use God's old work to condemn His new work.
This would tend to increase the reading time.
I would tend to use this method for children.
I would tend lambs with her for the rest of my life.
I would think the other students would tend to ask me questions about that.".
Uh, boiled leather immersed in water would tend to stretch, then contract as it dries.
High-degree polynomials would tend to overfit the data in each subset and are numerically unstable, making accurate computations difficult.
I would tend to cooperate with you with whatever it was you're going to do. You, you have got all my phone numbers.
That“I would therefore say that until now I would tend to accept the claim of the ship owner that the liability is not absolute
You need determination because you have to take the risk to experiment with behaviors that are totally opposite of what you would tend to do in these situations.