Sentence examples for special propensity from inspiring English sources
No generation is born with a special propensity for good or evil.
No one knew what caused lightning, or why it tended to strike the tallest thing around — a problem for Christian meteorology, since it appeared that God had a special propensity for destroying church steeples.
The connection between adaptive capacity and stored genetic information is a special propensity of higher organisms.
Overall, the data clearly show the valuable contribution of immigrant founders of "high-impact," high-tech companies to the economic life of the United States -- but not any special propensity for innovation or spectacular entrepreneurial success.
With the labor market in the doldrums, America's technical supremacy under challenge from abroad, and the political issue of immigration reform heating up, many argue that immigrants have a special propensity for innovation and entrepreneurship that can help spark badly needed economic growth.
Senators and witnesses both invoked Google, Yahoo, and eBay as examples of immigrants' reputedly special propensity to found great corporations; as often happens, the discussion failed to note that these companies' foreign-born founders and co-founders arrived in this country as small children and were educated in American schools.
We shall even assume that the parties do not know their conceptions of the good or their special psychological propensities.
Our analysis demonstrates that whereas the city's changing financial circumstances and the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government's strong propensity towards economic liberalism had, in part, contributed to such dramatic transformation, the alcohol industry's lobbying tactics and influence were clearly the main drivers of the policy decision.
They obviously had something special, but it wasn't any innate propensity toward greatness in their chosen area.
Based on the above observations, we reasoned that expression of CD10 by malignant B cells from ALL might indicate a special cycling ability as well as a propensity to undergo apoptosis.
NPC differs from other head and neck cancers by its distinctly skewed geographic and ethnic distribution, its association with Epstein Barr virus (EBV), its aggressive natural behaviour with an especially high predilection propensity for distant metastases, and special therapeutic considerations [ 1].
