Sentence examples for * the propensities from inspiring English sources

But this is hardly exclusionary, considering the propensities of most who do in fact read book reviews.

"Jazz," reflecting the propensities of Mr. Burns and his writer, Geoffrey C. Ward, subscribes solidly to the Great Man theory of history.

The difference was absorbed by banks.The actual impact of this redistribution depends crucially on the propensities to consume of debtors and creditors.

"In such circumstances, differences in the propensities to consume out of the capital gains and losses on different types of assets could have significant implications for aggregate demand," Mr. Greenspan said.

Based on experiments run in Australia Melbourne, Indiaia (Delhi), Indonesia Jakarta and Singaporere, we find that there is a greater variation in the propensities to punish corrupt behavior than in the propensities to engage in corrupt behavior across cultures.

Therefore, the propensities for fouling of the two NF membranes by EfOM were evaluated in relation to the membrane characteristics.

"The propensities to swindle and be swindled run parallel to the propensity to speculate during a boom," he wrote.

He said he was hurt because security was inadequate and not enough safeguards were taken against the "vicious propensities" of Tyson and Lewis.

Though he shared the hedonistic propensities of these artists, Fink never felt welcome among them, a distance he attributes, in large part, to his Marxism.

But private-sector pirating is no match for the pickpocketing propensities of politicos.

These new functions leap beyond the natural propensities of the engineered organisms.