Sentence examples for recent propensity for from inspiring English sources

To those who, deceived by his inconsistency in the past couple of years and by his recent propensity for getting involved in car crashes, had questioned the seriousness of his approach to competition, he produced a riposte.

Celtic's recent propensity for missing the target when signing attacking players makes you wonder how Gary Mackay-Steven will fare if the talented Dundee United man does a deal to join the club.

But from the sound of it, Sarah Jessica Parker is indeed growing weary of her high-heeled ways, which explains her recent propensity for Uggs and, um, socks with sandals.

As for Cano's recent propensity to swing and miss at pitches out of the strike zone, Long speculated that he was simply adjusting to inconsistencies from the umpire.

For a sport supposedly, if erroneously, the sole domain of gin drinkers and those with mild manners, its recent propensity to mingle with controversy has been quite staggering.

Similar results have been reported in a more recent propensity score-matched analysis [31].

Our results are in line with a recent propensity-based analysis of 972 patients admitted for sepsis in which no association between aspirin therapy and sepsis prognosis could be evidenced [42].

There are some 24-carat clunkers in her background, and some of them are plenty recent, suggesting that her propensity for making godawful career choices while she was in England has not been cured by marriage to Michael Douglas and access to the best handlers in Hollywood.

In fact, the various asset bubbles of recent years show a propensity for markets to overproduce.

Nevadans of recent years have shown a propensity for rewarding major candidates almost evenly.

Recent research findings supporting a propensity for squamous NSCLC to exhibit increased FGFR1 gene amplification strengthen the rationale for this novel approach.