Sentence examples for propensity for having from inspiring English sources

The group pointed out, for example, that given baby boomers' propensity for having fewer children, there will be far fewer workers to finance the Social Security benefits of baby boomers when they reach retirement age--and those workers will be taxed at a far higher rate than now.

Personal accomplishment is inversely related to burnout: lower scores indicate a higher propensity for having burnout.

Items were rated on a 7-point frequency scale (0-6), such that more points on the emotional exhaustion and depersonalisation domain indicated a higher propensity for having burnout).

Be aware of your pet's propensity for having low blood sugar episodes.

In this case, parents had a propensity for what had been done with them when they were younger, or for what was socially prescribed in their original culture.

Perceived efficacy of hand washing and preference for coughing into the sleeve have increased significantly, while propensity for presenteeism has decreased.

His propensity for incident has led to the nickname 'Crash-tor' and has even spawned a satirical website devoted to his accident record.

It is no coincidence that O'Sullivan's propensity for patience has improved since Ray Reardon, the six-times world champion who could have taught Job a thing or two, has been a mentor.

But the fact that the newspaper -- whose propensity for typos has earned it the nickname "The Grauniad" in the satirical magazine Private Eye -- is now purposely drawing attention to its own failings has left some competitors bemused.

This propensity for mayhem has also made them the most feared among terrorist groups.

It's not the first time this year that a gadget's propensity for overheating has been questioned.