Sentence examples for Good propensity from inspiring English sources

While it has an excellent human capital base and a good propensity for technological adoption, France's businesses are saddled with an extremely rigid labour market and an often difficult regulatory environment.

ELS cryopreserved under both conditions each showed very good propensity to return to normal cell replication as post-thaw culture extended beyond the first 24 h.

In particular, the KOKV NS3Hel domain features high thermostability and good propensity to crystallize, making this an attractive model system for structural and biochemical analysis of inhibitor binding.

As an American taxpayer, I've grown a little tired of the good senator's propensity for pork-barrel spending.

Hence, the common notion that moral agents are often viewed as having to expend a great deal of effort on the internal struggle between the desire to be good and a propensity to do things known to be bad is correct.

Also, whether the psychological premises are optimistic or pessimistic about the nature of man, one cannot ignore the impact upon human behaviour of social and political institutions that give man the opportunities to exercise his good or evil propensities and to impose restraints upon him.

Just as every human has the propensity for good or evil, the church does as well.

"He has just got the build and the legs and just the natural propensity to running with a good technique without much interference," the coach told the paper.