Sentence examples for perceived propensity from inspiring English sources

But in this Barcelona team Suarez is a secondary figure, with Messi grabbing the lion's share of attention from opposing teams while Neymar's flamboyant style and perceived propensity to exaggerate challenges have made him the chief target for grandstand boo-boys at away grounds.

While many reasonably favoured the use of the drug sellers (PMS and drug hawkers) who were the main supplier of drugs in these areas, there were misgivings by a handful of other participants who would not want them involved because of distrust and the perceived propensity of the drug sellers to maximize profit.

If individuals with relatively high disgust propensity perceive trauma-relevant stimuli to be more aversive they may engage in mental strategies to try to avoid trauma-relevant thoughts.

In relation to the theory, the three major factors that are estimated to influence an individual's intentions to act in a certain way are "perceived desirability", "perceived feasibility" and "propensity to act".

During the 3-2 defeat at Liverpool, the Finn grew tired of what he perceived to be Milan Baros's propensity for going down with a bout of play-acting.

Breakdown of the social structure due to conflict had resulted in economic destruction and a perceived soaring of vulnerable people whose propensity to HRSB is high.

The findings are consistent with Atuahene-Gima's (1993) findings that firms' ITL propensity was determined by their perceived value, namely, their benefits relative to their costs.

Likewise, responses that alluded to negative attributes of the change were considered barriers; a barrier is defined as a situational, physical, cultural, or personal factor (real or perceived) that impedes one's ability or propensity to move toward the articulated vision.

There are significant figures in the military establishment – including Lord Richards, the former chief of the defence staff – who believe, given the strength of Moscow's convictions and its historical propensity to accept pain in the perceived national interest, that an increased escalation will not work and could indeed be more damaging to Great Britain than to Russia.

Johnson has shown through exhaustive statistical analysis that no candidate for president got much support from outside his own ethnic group, Karzai didn't get a majority of any ethnic group except his own Pashtuns and that voters have a high propensity to vote against candidates from perceived opposed ethnic groups.

The questionnaire contained indicators about perceived hand hygiene efficacy, preference for coughing into the sleeve, propensity for presenteeism while showing symptoms of a cold and acceptance of hygiene masks.