Examples of using Tend to go in English and their translations into Spanish
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things tend to go badly, so I need to ask this before you go. .
As producers tend to go on producing as long as they can cover their relatively low variable costs,
The cars here tend to go slower but the point coincides with a change of gradient.
the cracks tend to go from the centre to the edge in a star shaped pattern.
transactions tend to go very smoothly.
productivity always tend to go hand in hand.
couples tend to go in a less traditional direction.
especially those initiated by powerful economies of the global North, tend to go much further.
It's a pretty major intersection and cars tend to go fast around the roundabout.
Parkinson's related dementia tend to go beyond just one ailment.
This gap may be explainable in part by the fact that students of disadvantaged racial groups tend to go to schools that provide lower educational quality.
Reductions in the price of nickel tend to go hand in hand with short-term drops in demand.
unfortunately tend to go in opposite directions.
Migrants tend to go to places in which their relatives, friends and community members are already located.
The latter tend to go to more surgeons and be intervened for multiple problems.
You tend to go overboard with excess of work
My games tend to go that way, so the core isn't in the plan from the start.
nature tourists tend to go to Tortuguero leaving"Barra" to the fishers.
Cause words tend to go right through my head, unless it's a Polish joke
They speculated that campaigns tend to go negative only if the Independent vote is leaning toward the opponent.