Sentence examples for it's propensity from inspiring English sources

If you thought presidential hopeful Jimmy McMillan was only about rent and it's propensity for being "too damn high," then we've got some news for you.

But the problem is not search engines; it's our propensity to broadcast every opinion.

Making more poppies is easy; if you've ever tried to move an oriental poppy, you'll know that any scrap of root that remains will regenerate, and it's this propensity that gardeners exploit to make root cuttings.

It's this propensity for gloom that makes Sadness Is a Blessing such a heartbreaker and the classy Tarik Saleh-directed video – all European cinema-style extended silences and stares – serves to bring more of that out.

It's the propensity of Canadians to ignore the local problems so they can pay attention to the fashionable one," Champagne said.

Jesse may be a meth head, but we realize it's a propensity he's convinced himself of by way of his surroundings, not one that's ingrained in him the way he'd like people to believe.

Whatever his intentions, the authors say, "it was Khrushchev's propensity to risk war that bedevilled US presidents" and made confrontation inevitable.Western journalists also served as unlikely accomplices in fomenting cold-war terror.

If there has been one constant in U.S. Middle East policy over the past two decades, even after the turbulence and political transformations that have occurred in the region over the last three years, it is Washington's propensity to stick itself in the middle of a diplomatic problem that the U.S. diplomatic community considers the crown jewel of the negotiating world.

"If it's the right black candidate, I do think there is propensity to elect a black.

The first approach is propensity score matching.

The resulting data set is said to be "propensity matched".