Sentence examples for idiosyncrasies in from inspiring English sources

There were also plenty of idiosyncrasies in Mr. Bush's style.

How can that be?India has two idiosyncrasies in the way it reports its GDP figures.

But rationalizing idiosyncrasies in a star performer is common in business.

But football has its own idiosyncrasies: in particular, a preference for the macho school of man-management.

How can that be?There are two idiosyncrasies in the way India typically reports its GDP figures.

Sandy can seem as fickle as it was ferocious, because its force exposed idiosyncrasies in the natural and manufactured landscape.

And Professor Vox acknowledged, "You can't always rely on people's awareness of their own idiosyncrasies in pronunciation".

BECAUSE of idiosyncrasies in the business cycle, it may be foolhardy to base policy prescriptions on just one historical example.

There's little room for such stylish idiosyncrasies in today's big Broadway concept musicals, where performers are often asked to be cyborgs in theme park rides or human puppets.

A New York Times review of hundreds of child firearm deaths found that accidental shootings occurred roughly twice as often as the records indicate, because of idiosyncrasies in how such deaths are classified by the authorities.

C1 Nobel Prize in Economics Daniel Kahneman and Vernon L. Smith won the Nobel prize in economics for trying to explain idiosyncrasies in people's ways of making decisions and introducing psychology into the economics discipline.