I tend to agree.

History tends to repeat itself.

She tends to be late.

I'm inclined to believe her.

She is apt to lose her temper.

She seems to have a tendency to exaggerate things.

Mary tends to overeat when she's worried.

I'm inclined to agree with you.

I'm inclined to agree with you.

I'm inclined to agree with them.

I'm inclined to agree with him.

I'm inclined to agree with her.

I tend to agree with you.

I tend to agree with you.

I tend to agree with them.

I tend to agree with him.

I tend to agree with her.

She tends to forget her promises.

Aya tends to carry things to extremes.

Boredom is itself boring, hence it tends to feed on itself.

Of the two, Belgium tends to be more uncritically supportive of the EU.

Netizens, however, seem to support Navalny's version that these fragments were planted.

Aurélie has several faults. She is lazy and given to gossiping.

History tends to be unkind to the unlucky, but historians also judge leaders in terms of the causes of their luck.

We see a European system of crisis management that is fraught with ineptitude, extreme politicization, gamesmanship, and unprofessionalism.

Shortly after Palin s nomination, one in three white women said that they would be more likely to vote for McCain.

The eurozone is still prone to bad equilibria as long as growth on its periphery remains weak.

On that count, Asia tends to be a status quo continent, while Europe is a revisionist one.

I am inclined to believe that the problem of malnutrition in poor countries has little to do with technology or development as such.

Should the talks fail, the side that behaves in an uncompromising manner will bear full responsibility for dividing the island forever.

A country where legislation is tailor made to benefit a few, at the expense of the public interest, cannot achieve long term inclusive prosperity and is likely to experience social instability.

NEW YORK A famous claim in economics is that the cost of services (such as health care and education) tends to increase relative to the cost of goods (such as food, oil, and machinery). This seems right people around the world can barely afford the rising health care and school tuition costs they currently face costs that seem to increase each year faster than overall inflation.

NEW YORK A famous claim in economics is that the cost of services (such as health care and education) tends to increase relative to the cost of goods (such as food, oil, and machinery).

Moreover, the opposition, is typically always oriented more toward the next election than to providing support on any single issue for the Chancellor, even an issue that it wishes to promote.

The Brussels elites are not likely to admit this fact without further ado their rhetoric still oscillates between doom and gloom pessimism and a kind of pro European PR that is concerned only with how best to sell the Union to Europe s citizens.

Because wages can increase to a greater extent without fueling inflation, the US Federal Reserve Board might be inclined to delay hiking interest rates, which it is now widely expected to do this summer.

Others have mused that Peña Nieto s administration sometimes seems intent on announcing reforms, regardless of their content, the time necessary to implement them, or their actual impact on Mexican society.