Sentence examples for propensity to leave from inspiring English sources
However, no significant differences were found for psychological wellbeing, job satisfaction, propensity to leave the organisation, and organisational image.
For this study, we surveyed consumer propensity to leave the home under CPP schemes and analyzed the impact of CPP on consumer cost.
This is consistent with an equilibrium in which firms select peers to offset their executives' unobservable propensity to leave the firm.
But, with marching bands blaring 80s hits and a propensity to leave entire religious faiths feeling insulted, it may just be that Trump has too much personality.
The lack of speed on his second serve is mitigated by the slower surface, as is his propensity to leave an occasional ground stroke short.
The more they talked Wednesday, the more they revealed about each other, including, Matta insisted, Miller's propensity to leave his wallet behind on trips.
Since parental separation is probably more likely for children with large (but unobservable) propensities to leave school early, and it is also likely to be negatively correlated with parental education and income we might expect to underestimate the effect of income and education on the dependent variables.
And this access we have, at least in principle, if fitness is a matter of differences in the solution of identifiable design problems, that is, if there is such a thing as ecological fitness and it is (fallibly) measured by probabilistic propensities to leave offspring.
As previously stated, job dissatisfaction has been linked to the propensity of individuals to leave their jobs.
This approach does allow for a non-tautological interpretation of natural selection, by focusing on the "ability" (propensity or disposition) to leave offspring rather than actual offspring; but this path has its own problems.
This would seem to favour approaching unfamiliar and potentially dangerous passages on the left and is consistent with observations across multiple ant species of disproportionate appendage severance on the left in interspecific fights, and a greater propensity to turn left when alarmed [ 4].
