Word: tend
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...contrast, the new tenants tend to be from more conservative background, she said...
...Things like this tend to start off small, but hopefully it will become an established event and get bigger," Shore said...
...limits to a Jesuitic fastidiousness against interfering in a sovereign state. This principle of inviolate borders underscores how much the U.N. was shaped by lessons of the 1930s: Mussolini's seizure of Ethiopia, Japan's invasion of China and Hitler's devouring the appetizer of the Sudetenland. As generals tend to fight the last war, so the U.N.'s founders undertook to preserve the last peace...
...Harvard is one of those places where faculty tend to stay on, because, in fact, there were conditions that made it attractive to do so--lab space, office space, lower teaching loads," says Iris Molotsky, director of public information for AAUP...
Having covered aspects of the civil rights "revolution" for three newspapers, I tend to notice presences and absences, such as how many black men or women are on a construction site. In the case of the Yard buildings, I think I could count on the fingers of my two hands the black workers I saw during the past four summers...