Examples of using Will tend in English and their translations into Russian
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It should also be recognized that, in general, projects with lower budgets will tend to have a higher proportion of administrative overheads.
it is more difficult to repay debt, so companies will tend to postpone investment.
without an increase in gasoline prices, the economy of Russian factories will tend to zero.
It is clearly established in principle and practice that where an offender is close to having a defence to criminal liability, this will tend to reduce the seriousness of the offence.
For example, the rest of the myrti forme muscle co ntraction will exert tension on the tip of the nose that will tend to lengthen and do"dive" down.
the real organizational culture with a predominance of one type of its elements, the desired profile will tend to the mixed type.
Under the influence of gravity liquids will tend to settle on the bottom,
support structures, which will tend to strengthen and solidify peace
For day-to-day management of the enterprise, owner-managers will tend to rely heavily on cash flow information.
also prevent you and other players who will tend to park first.
integration over internal integration, FDI will tend to reinforce enclave-type development.
If you think all those laws are one issue, you will tend to choose your opinions from a selection of sweeping overgeneralizations,
Thus, the indicator will tend to understate the relative disadvantage in educational attendance experienced by orphaned children.
In the transition to a new state enterprise innovators will receive better economic results, which will tend to decline as the other companies introduce these innovations.
exercise with a few friends, you will tend to do more
If we observe a nearly symmetrical figure will tend to perceive it as if it were rigorously symmetric,
These will tend to be those responsible for national accounts,
The Henry's Law Constant indicates that SCCPs will tend to partition from water to air under some conditions,
Consequently, prices will tend to rise more quickly in sectors with lower productivity growth
Addressing these widerscale interactions will tend to lead into consideration of models of the more comprehensive kind required to address questions of type 3.
