Particular benefits may arise for women, including because they tend to be predominate in the distribution sector workforce.

Another contributing factor may be a basic difference in mentality many Europeans tend to over emphasize risk when assessing opportunities.

Higher home prices in a given country may tend to create conditions for falling home prices there in the future.

But, the truth may be just the opposite. Higher home prices in a given country may tend to create conditions for falling home prices there in the future.

In instances of social deprivation, particularly for children, social experiences tend to be less varied and development may be delayed or hindered.

All of this may seem obvious, but we tend not to think of oil prices as being determined by expectations of future prices.

First, couples who share religious beliefs tend to communicate and interact more effectively based on doctrine, and may also positively reinforce and encourage each other.

Oil rich countries tend to save a lot. Countries with serious internal crises or conflicts tend to save little.

Hard times tend to concentrate minds.

(This may not have been a bad thing, since it turns out that large (net) borrowers in international markets tend to grow less rapidly than others.)

Europeans tend to prefer vacations over growth.

Females tend to be larger than males.

Recent events tend to bear this out.

Though candidates tend to rollback from protectionist stances once they come to power, the Democrats control of both houses of Congress may not give Obama that leeway.

We tend to be less demanding of China than of Russia, because we tend to see Russia as European (at least culturally).

European prosecutors tend to lean to the left, whereas their Latin American and Japanese counterparts tend to be conservative and pro establishment.

Secondly, UNMO reports tend to pass through many layers in the chain of command, and consequently, the information that reaches the FC may have been filtered several times.

So economists tend to talk in technical words.

Statistical categories often tend to become social categories.

The amendments of the Presidential Decree tend towards

Now, economists tend to economists tend to view the world through their own lenses, which is this is just a bunch of stupid people.

The disaster may produce some disproportionate supply chain effects in autos and information technology product lines such as flash drives, but any such disruptions would tend to be transitory.

National supervisors always tend to minimize problems at home.

Many young men tend to commit the same errors.

Many young men tend to commit the same errors.

First, these women tend to be awash in debt.

Fortunately, people also tend to trust their national leaders.

Minorities tend to experience economic inequality and political marginalization.

As a result, they tend to vary between countries.

Also, cleaner production technologies tend to be sector specific.

Jolly Roger by spaceMonkey Some may tend to consider piracy something related to copying copyrighted media or perhaps a long gone lifestyle to be celebrated in Talk Like a Pirate day.

Tenures tend to be less in smaller communities and higher in larger ones, and they tend to vary as well depending on the region of the country.

They tend to pigs, for example, are more like dogs.

Surveys promoted by the BBC tend to show the reverse.

For example, Japanese elites tend to favor continuity over change.

Both nuclear and financial meltdowns tend to leave behind fallout.

When they try, we tend not to take any notice.

On the contrary, female candidates tend simply to be overlooked.

Ad hoc opposition groups tend to coalesce around specific issues.

The volcanic islands tend to be younger, the more westward.

The alloying elements tend to form either compounds or carbides.

Finally, caves that are larger tend to be more complex.

Article 3 would tend to keep the treaty in operation.

People tend to pay cash for goods and services, however costly.

Finance enthusiasts tend to view every crisis as a learning opportunity.