propensities

And though it may not be traumatizing, like the New York Times’ needle, or misleading, like election-betting markets, the chartthrobs’ increasing prominence in election coverage nonetheless reflects similar propensities.

The authors say that the study cannot disentangle the mechanisms driving the difference in the propensities to attend to social information.

Board of guardians are going out of their accustomed paths to discuss motions branding the gambling propensities of the Prince of Wales as a disgrace to the country.

He also discovers some tragic, long-buried secrets about his family that help explain his criminal propensities.

“Both the department and Police Protective League, after a period of time, get to know the hearing examiners, get to know their propensities, get to know the areas that they may be more sensitive to.”