“propensity”造句，怎麼用propensity造句

Those who know more science have only a slightly greater propensity to trust scientists.

The problem is that Chinese citizens' propensity to save is not matched by investment options.

With a relatively low loan-to-deposit ratio of 68 percent, Banks' propensity to lend seems intact.

Jackson has a propensity to compare players to animals, as if he's telling stories around a campfire.

The more tax breaks and transfers go to those with a greater marginal propensity to consume, the bigger the economic boost.

We still have this natural propensity to adapt our sleeping patterns but modern, urbanised living blocks have superseded our need to alter it.

For example, France is showing a propensity towards open source: they moved all of their servers in their local education authorities to Linux at the behest of the Ministry of education.

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It is the malign interaction between some countries' propensity towards chronic excess supply and other countries' opposite propensity towards excess demand.

The ultimate power of older folk, however, stems from their propensity to vote.

In other words, he sides with those who think man's propensity for religion has some adaptive function.

You're offering thought in every waking moment, and so achieving a propensity to positive good-feeling thoughts will serve you extremely well.

For the time being, Hamas has survived without dealing with its own vulnerabilities, including its anti-Semitic charter, its disregard for the laws of war, and its propensity for authoritarianism.

But statement (3) does not concern the average propensity to consume.

“The British have a long propensity to recoil in horror from their children, ” the story reports, and now they’re really scared of their young.

His propensity for [toward] wonder and adventure was growing constantly.

Given the propensity for human error in such circumstances, mechanised grunts might make such calls better than flesh-and-blood officers.

For a start, the four collaborative species are unrelated, suggesting that a propensity for cohesion has evolved independently.