Sentence examples for propensity to drop from inspiring English sources

Our experiments demonstrate the weaknesses of NIDPSs, such as inability to process multiple packets and propensity to drop packets in heavy traffic and high-speed networks without analysing them.

While much of the criticism of Mr Romney is directed at his woodenness and his propensity to drop elitist-sounding bombs that risk alienating many voters, there is also concern that his top aides have mismanaged him, something Mr Romney also sought to put to rest.

Some of you may have guessed given my propensity to drop DJ names left and right, but the "dance" channels were my fav.

Granted, Alan Sugar has been dumped, perhaps owing to his notorious propensity to drop a bollock every five minutes.

Bell also suggested they change 'Tin' to 'Thin' to play on the Irish accent's propensity to drop the 'h'h

Although Constantine's Test bowling record was modest, this may to some extent reflect the poor standard of fielding in the early West Indies teams, in particular their propensity to drop catches.

With her imposing all-black wardrobe ("my Chairman Mao uniform"), fondness for foul-mouthed barracking and propensity to drop-kick a mannequin at any student dropping their stitches, she has become the stuff of CSM legend.

The propensity for children to drop out before completing the full course, particularly in intervention A villages, was not because the camps became less popular over time: children who received their first immunisation later received on average the same number of immunisations as children who received their first immunisation earlier.

It said: "Propensity to spend is increasing.

Our results indicate that potential grade retention increases the propensity of a student to drop out of school.

Despite a powerful build, Gullickson has a propensity to use drop shots and slice her forehand.