Sentence examples for propensity of arguing from inspiring English sources

This conservative propensity of arguing for antiquated occupations to save menial jobs instead of embracing the sort of change that made the U.S. the world power it is today is dangerous.

Eight are for some form of arguing.

Instead of arguing, tell stories.

The brevity of the set felt unnecessarily cruel seeing as the average Gilmour guitar solo lasts 15 minutes but given their propensity towards arguing perhaps it was just as well that the Pink Floyd reunion was over before it started.

On the other hand, while discussing the propensity of Dutch footballers to argue among themselves, he talked about the difference between Cruyff and Wim van Hanegem of Feyenoord, both midfield geniuses with an inclination to speak their mind.

Following these approaches, we argue that activity reflects the propensity of an agent to participate in a collaboration event.

Thus, arguing that this enzyme-mediated cotranslational protein modification enhances the intrinsic propensity of α-synuclein to interact with physiological membranes.

This paper argues that spatial proximity plays a role in determining the propensity of firms to engage in R&D alliances.

Concluding from our results we argue that the heterogeneity with respect to the Nanog concentrations is most likely a functional element to control the differentiation propensity of an ES cell population.

That is partly a result of an increasing propensity of funds to hunt in large packs.

"But the propensity of many such measures to become permanent fixtures should concern all of us".