Sentence examples for propensity to join from inspiring English sources
Gen. Thomas J. Plewes, chief of the Army Reserve, said that active-duty soldiers, the biggest source of reserve recruits, have shown a declining propensity to join the Guard or Reserves after they retire, at least in part because of the increased deployments.
The rest of that decade was filled with work that reflected Ficino's propensity to join philosophy and religion: in different contexts (letters and discussions) he spread some of the doctrines elaborated in his yet-to-be printed Platonic Theology.
Indeed, two out of three farmers' structural characteristics appear to impact farmers' choice: farms with a larger land endowment are more likely to allocate land to cultivating Giant Reed, while the presence of livestock seems to reduce farmers' propensity to join collective action.
there is a greater propensity for people to join businesses like ours when they know the path to an eventual outcome is clearer," he said in a telephone interview.
"The propensity to link seemingly unrelated things.
That might anyway be unnecessary, given the growing propensity for young Europeans to join the global jihad.
Development of MHOs in West Africa should take into account the higher propensity of female-headed households to join such schemes.
The second estimation is based on estimated propensity scores – or a conditional probability to contract or to join cooperatives – and uses these as additional control variables in the regression model.
