At the 1928 election Bruce's government was returned to power, but it now had a majority of just nine a fragile result, given the growing propensity for Nationalist member defections.
Females have developed an egg-generating response to 20E in concert with males' growing propensity to deliver it.
That might anyway be unnecessary, given the growing propensity for young Europeans to join the global jihad.
But the writers think this is far too low, especially given the networks' growing propensity to rerun their shows on cable channels.
The growing propensity of Americans to take up residence in fragile landscapes -- whether forests, mountains, deserts, wetlands or barrier islands -- is, or should be, a source of national concern.
While we've become considerably more relaxed about premarital sex, gay sex, and interracial sex, our disapproval of extramarital sex has been largely unaffected by our growing propensity to engage in it.
Another is that neither revellers nor demonstrators will be able to mass around the square.Much of this is in keeping with Mr Erdogan's growing propensity to meddle with Turkey's social and cultural fabric.
Overall, results show an already high propensity to conserve forest among farmers (70% of respondents) and indicate their growing propensity toward the conservation of primary forest and management of degraded lands and secondary forest.
For years, numerous studies and commissions have decried the growing propensity of bright Americans to choose careers such as law or business over scientific research.
The term "Business Ecosystem" means a network of actors interact with each other with an essential technology for survival and success [10], the health of which are shown in its longevity and growing propensity [11].
