Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Snipers don't tend to use shotguns, Mr. Nigel
• He tends to use fancy terminology.
• 'Cause arsonists tend to use the same methods.
• Well, actually we tend to use more humane methods these days.
• Murray.
• But killers tend to use the same method of murder.
• The way we tend to use resources is we extract them, we turn them into short
• life products and then dispose of them.

• Research seems to show that our traditions are tending to converge slowly.
• On account of the current economic, financial and social crisis, these disparities are tending to increase.
• Mr President, we are tending increasingly to become an appendix to the administration, and no longer representatives of the people.
• The findings suggest that so far this relates chiefly to immigrants from Eastern Europe, especially former Soviet Union countries, and from North Africa, the latter tending to use French number plates.
• The result is a kind of 'readers' letter' journalism, which means that even in supposedly independent newspapers, we are tending to find little else but the opinions of journalists who are influenced by the owners and their interests.
• Overlapping and intersecting risks are tending to multiply adverse effects.
• Consequently, research programmes are tending to internationalise as well, although on a limited scale.
• Mr Gierek, as rapporteur, is clearly tending to promote the use of coal in energy production, and he represents the best interests of his country in this.