Sentence examples for propensity to keep from inspiring English sources

Many Russians laughed off the threat, noting that the Russian propensity to keep assets and property in the US is not reciprocated.

Summers considers a number of factors to be involved in Stokes' fate, including her association with George Bell, whose destruction of many of his early pictures, propensity to keep reworking his old pieces, and artistic conservatism, all limited his subsequent reputation.

One reason is his propensity to hold at arm's length career staff who might keep him closely informed of ethical pitfalls and policy nuances.

The sum of the propensity to consume and the propensity to save always equals one (see propensity to consume).

What is causing this propensity to save?

Meanwhile, growing inequality increases our collective propensity to save.

His peers recoil from his publicity-hungry antics and his propensity for a high profile, preferring to keep their own blood-curdling feuds behind closed doors.

But his propensity to foul could keep him from capitalizing on his chance to be a starter for the first time.

Working in a hurry-up offense allows Warner to keep defenses on their heels while minimizing his propensity for fumbles.

But the late 1990's brought crises of confidence in markets whose size, speed and propensity for large-scale disruptions have vastly outstripped the fund's resources and ability to keep up".

So, too, the effort to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and others with a propensity for violence -- as the shooter in Hesston, Kansas, freshly served with a domestic violence restraining order, so tragically exemplifies.