Sentence examples for propensity to raise from inspiring English sources
The flaws of the ECB's obsessive anti-inflationary stand, and its propensity to raise the interest rate whatever the cause of price rises, are also plain to see.
It needed the junking of three policy areas that had previously been obstacles to victory: weakness on defence, weakness on crime, and a propensity to raise income tax on the base rate payers who make up most of the "99%".
By his own account, Mr. Weiner is an intense and demanding employer, with a propensity to raise his voice or pound on furniture when he wants to make a point.
The glycaemic index (GI) ranks foods (and diets) on the basis of their propensity to raise blood glucose, thereby providing a relative measure of dietary carbohydrate quality.
If the propensity to raise S1P levels is a general property of SphK2 inhibitors and if this effect extends beyond rodent species, then application of selective SphK inhibitors could be used to raise or lower circulating S1P levels.
But even if they indicate a propensity by Mr. Obama to vote to raise taxes — something he and his campaign would fiercely dispute — there is a question of whether the vote would raise taxes at all.
All these are expected to raise the propensity of suicide among maladjusted migrants and increase the community suicide rates.
The provision of public services must be widened, in order to convince households to raise their propensity to consume.
Before the availability of prediction methods based on structure, peptides were selected from protein sequences using propensity scale indexes and were successfully used to raise antisera or monoclonal antibodies.
For if God loves a sinner as extravagantly as God loved Jesus, even going so far as to raise him from the dead, then how can I go on hating myself for my propensity to sin - or you for yours?
