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propensity

[pruh-pen-si-tee] / prəˈpɛn sɪ ti /


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Analysts said that ultimately, Israel and Syria’s new leaders still have some common ground, but Israel’s propensity for acting unilaterally makes cooperation difficult.

From The Wall Street Journal

In short, a segment with a higher propensity to spend than one might expect given China’s broader consumer malaise.

From Barron's

“There has been a propensity to look at pro coaches and just assume that they must be better, more sophisticated,” said Wake Forest athletic director John Currie, who hired Vitello at Tennessee in 2017.

From The Wall Street Journal

When the researchers assigned each state a “mandate propensity,” they found that states that scored high in their imposition of public health measures had lower coronavirus infection rates.

From Los Angeles Times

“Yeah, because it happens just about every time,” Logano said of Cup drivers propensity to wreck late in races.

From Washington Post