Sentence examples for a great propensity from inspiring English sources

"He has a great propensity for friendship.

The art world has a great propensity to take its own incestuous circles of communication as exercising significant leverage on the 'real world'.

It seems that sport, which has a great propensity to divide (towns, nations, people), also has an incredible power to unite.

The chemical effects of ultrasound are due to the implosion of microbubbles, generating free-radicals with a great propensity for reaction.

LAC in particular has shown a great propensity to catch up to developed countries over the last half century, particularly since 1970 (Jack 1999).

Many self-employed Muslim workers and small business in urban centers in a non-Islamic society indicate that they are bound to have a great propensity for entrepreneurial activities.

But do some people have a greater propensity for self-destruction?

But on issues that affect the old pocketbook, there is a greater propensity for voters to choose sides".

Workers on graveyard shifts, exposed to artificial light during the night, have a greater propensity for a range of diseases.

Republican voters tend to be older, whiter and wealthier, all characteristics that correlate with a greater propensity to vote.

One cultural difference, Done said, is a "greater propensity for black young people not to plead guilty than white young people".