Again, matters are exacerbated by a growing propensity of non-Muslims to vex unfavorably on Islamic culture.
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.
That might anyway be unnecessary, given the growing propensity for young Europeans to join the global jihad.
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].
However, for a growing number of TFs, models of their DNA-binding propensities are known.
"Low unemployment, a protracted war on terror, a decline in propensity to serve and a growing disinclination of influencers to recommend military service make the current environment a challenging one for recruiters".
"Mother," he said, "seemed to develop a propensity for black men".
But as the PT piece points out, the more one traffics in negative thought and expression, the more a 'neural propensity" for negativity grows.
Twitter has millions of monthly users, growing revenue, brand awareness, a propensity for breaking news, and data ripe for mining.
A Dutch study reported a propensity for G. triplex to grow on soil made calcium-rich from washed-out chalk of crushed shells on bicycling paths.
Monsanto and Syngenta grow weak, inbred corn with a propensity for high yields and a resistance to insects and ship it to the mainland for crossbreeding.
