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If you look through questions previously listed at Ask Amy on the topic of disabled women , I tend to refer them to Educational Equity Concepts and specifically their resource book : Bridging the Gap , A National Directory of Organizations Serving Disabled Women . While authorizing committees like House Science might review NSF 's operations on an annual basis , they tend to write bills granting funding authority to the appropriators for well beyond 12 months . Secondly , I tend to buy shoes of brands I 'd never heard of before I walked into the shoe shop . When we come across sites that are not quite ready for primetime , we tend to recommend site redesign . Admittedly , I tend to shop from the same online stores because not only am I familiar with them and have established a certain level of comfort with the customer-merchant relationship , but the process of having to fill out three pages of forms in order to register with a new site is not exactly an appealing way to spend my time . But after about two days , I tend to find that their views have softened . I think that if you pamper yourself on a trip occasionally , especially when you most need it , you tend to enjoy the whole trip a lot more and you can go on your own enjoyably . For the most part , they tend to be roughly oval or circular in shape , but they can be irregularly shaped , too . " From these small town experiences , we tend to assume that if we know a person , we know their characteristics ( marital status , credit history , general trustworthiness ... More male than female , they tend to be bettereducated , hold better jobs and enjoy a higher income and better living standard . " " ' When you think within a frame , you tend to ignore what is outside the frame . When given loss data by size of claim , and a need to project the future distribution of amounts by size , we tend to fit a statistical distribution to the results . If patients see someone acting out , they tend to act out , ' she said . If you're a finance guy and you become general manager , you tend to stay involved with the numbers because you're comfortable with that . Since cultural traditions are observed without consideration , we tend to accept them without thinking of them . as I am a visual artist , I tend to notice lighting and structure , etc ., especially on the second ( or 3rd ) viewing , and the thorny crown was striking to my eyes , as was the sad , dark-circles-under-the-eyes , immensely tired look on his face , which lent to the illusion . When a defense lawyer suggests misinformation to them , they tend to view it as an honest mistake , not a tactic to discredit them .