Sentence examples for well-established propensity from inspiring English sources

Even if it does, history suggests that more of it might go to spending programs than is assumed in the surplus projections, given the well-established propensity of both parties to spend more than they say they will.

As said, the early melting of W tracts is a well-established fact, while for S tracts the propensity to be methylated may be involved.

We employed two well-established platelet function assays using incremental concentrations of multiple agonists to determine the propensity of platelets to react to stimuli via different activation pathways, simultaneously.

His propensity to commit violence when he thought he was in the right was already well-established: in 1992 he had broken the ribs of a council tax collector when served with a legal summons for non-payment.

Linaclotide, a first-in-class GCCA, is a promising new drug with a novel, dual mechanism of action that, unlike more well-established agents, can relieve the abdominal pain, bloating and constipation associated with IBS-C and has a low propensity for systemic side effects.

Old, well-established planes?

Global manufacturing is well-established.

A well-established healthcare system has disappeared.

Then a well-established pattern repeated itself.

"That's been a well-established rule".

National reconciliation is a well-established concept.