"proclivities" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to refer to a person's natural inclination toward certain behavior or activities. For example, "He had proclivities toward reckless driving."
The speech fed perceptions that Rubio, who recently backed an amendment that would have crippled the Iran nuclear negotiations and who vehemently opposes the "normalization" of relations with Cuba, has raised the temperature of his foreign policy views in recent months, possibly with an eye on the proclivities of Republican primary voters.
With a paltry two-and-a-half months to campaign, the candidates are beginning to feel the pressure.I figured the Register would be full of campaign coverage with a local slant: details on the political proclivities of this small town or that union chapter, perhaps some pictures of presidential candidates at barn shows or town hall meetings.
To date, Mr Xi has shown no sign of wanting to wind down the confrontation.The president's rapid consolidation of power could mean that his foreign-policy proclivities will become evident more quickly than those of his two predecessors, Hu Jintao and Jiang Zemin.
English judges, legendary for their prandial proclivities, are way ahead of him.
This is one of various useful websites that brings together this kind of data.The maps, then, offer only a rough picture of the ideological proclivities of Europe's cities and regions.
This means sexual selection, not other evolutionary mechanisms, is probably at work.More research is needed to confirm these observations and to see whether other factors, like witnessing violence, bear on human physiognomic proclivities.
To inoculate themselves further, firms are encouraging clients receiving news of worrying genetic proclivities to seek medical or genetic counselling.That points to another snag, however.
The interior minister has been just as tight-lipped.The ministry has lots of explaining to do not just with regard to its automotive proclivities.
And how long Mr Ratsiraka can stave off his own authoritarian proclivities is anyone's guess.The hope is that economic liberalisation will push up exports and so living standards.
When they do so, the pairs start behaving like a single particle, superposing proclivities and all.
If Mr Weiner can assure New Yorkers that he can run the city with grit and talent, his odd sexual proclivities may be a minor obstacle on his way to city hall.(Photo credit: AFP).
