Sentence examples for propensity for causing from inspiring English sources

The premise involves the Avengers' propensity for causing collateral damage.

He could potentially complete a front four of enfants terribles alongside Samir Nasri and Karim Benzema – both fellow members of the feted génération 87; both of whom were left out of the 2010 World Cup squad partly due to concerns about their propensity for causing trouble – and Franck Ribéry, who continues to bear the brunt of public anger over what happened in South Africa.

The study "doesn't tell us anything" about Avandia's propensity for causing heart attacks, Zinman says.

All are distinguished from the first-generation antipsychotics by a lower propensity for causing EPS.

Both S. Virchow and S. Dublin show a higher propensity for causing bacteremia and more severe infections than S. Typhimurium [ 21, 30].

Intuitively, its reduced propensity for causing weight gain and low risk of hypoglycemia should translate into patient preferences, given that these are well-known patient concerns.

Although a complete survey of potential pathogens in nature is an overwhelming task, a useful beginning would be to select the most likely potential hosts and vectors (e.g., bats and rodents, ticks and mosquitoes) and catalog those groups of pathogens with known propensities for causing disease in humans (e.g., hemorrhagic fever viruses, arboviruses, rickettsiae, and some bacteria).

Insulin detemir lacks the usual propensity for insulin to cause weight gain.

​Nicknamed "Krokodil" for its propensity to cause the skin to scale and rot at the injection sites, this relatively recent innovation is made from codeine and condemns its users to a single-digit life expectancy and reptilian appearance.

Attributes of the parasite may also account for the propensity to cause persistent diarrhea in children in developing countries.

There is no need of dose adjustment for pioglitazone, though its propensity to cause fluid retention should be kept in mind.