What can we learn from Google's propensity to make bold bets?
Although the Supreme Court has shown propensity to make Matthews THE test...not always.
These kinds of knee-jerk responses occur in the brain due to the brain's propensity to make non-conscious predictions based on early life experiences.
The ability to see reality is closely linked to the second building block of resilience, the propensity to make meaning of terrible times.
Steinbrenner's teams also had a propensity to make splashy acquisitions of superstar players, including pitchers Randy Johnson and Roger Clemens, outfielder Gary Sheffield, and third baseman Alex Rodriguez.
Dr. Bennett said there are simply too many of them, even when nature's propensity to make more and more smaller objects is taken into account.
FROM financial traders' propensity to make risky decisions to badly behaved schoolboys' claims to be suffering from attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, testosterone makes a perfect scapegoat.
Of course, investors can have behavioral quirks, like the propensity to make lottery-type bets on long shots, that don't jibe with the low-volatility strategy.
He had a propensity to make close friends, one of whom was Paul Anderson, who worked with him at the BBC.
In the parody, which was featured in last week's issue under the title "Proverbs According to Dennis Miller," Mr. Carson made fun of Mr. Miller's propensity to make obscure, though seemingly intelligent, references during the course of the games.
Not necessarily, but it does mean that employers should be aware of their propensity to make biased judgments – which could have serious consequences for the people they so easily dismiss.
