Examples of using Propensity in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It is a prior bad act that goes to propensity.
Propensity score analysis led to similar results.
And considering your propensity for speeches, I'm thinking monologue.
This emphasizes the flexibility of the mind, the propensity for adventurism.
The propensity for maturity and peace on Earth has begun.
A little surprised, given your propensity to blow up relationships.
A propensity on both your parts to focus on others as potential romantic attachments.
It also reflects your propensity to communicate. Located on the west.
Yes, it does, Your Honor, but I'm the one pursuing this case, not Eric Woodall,and I don't have a propensity for anything.
He has the, uh, propensity to be a bit gregarious when he shouldn't be.
I'm anti-nest, because it feeds the propensity to resist being open.
Frederick's propensity for debauchery accelerated his marriage negotiations.
Hardly. No, I was thinking of their propensity for depression and divorce.
Erdogan's propensity to bully his Western allies has lately reached a tipping point.
Frankly, I Wasn't Surprised, Given Your Propensity For Recklessness And Adventure.
The propensity for health and long life will blossom, and much will be revealed and changed to allow this.
Now I'm telling you why these things have a propensity to change in a new energy.
Pete, who has demonstrated a propensity to snoop, expresses the belief that he should be promoted to head of accounts and throws his hat in the ring.
But you can't offer a prior bad act to prove propensity to commit a crime.
It holds that everyone has a unique risk propensity in each of five categories: financial, health/safety, recreational, ethical and social.
So a lot of people are following this person-- very influential--and they have a propensity to talk about what's on TV.
I just convinced him that, given your client's propensity for rash purchases, that allowing him to stay in charge was a bad idea.
And something that was really quite profoundis that when we asked people,"Are you someone who has a propensity to experience awe?".
I see a propensity for obesity, poverty, a yen for fairy tales, folks putting what few bucks they do have into little, wicker baskets being passed around.
He emphasized anatomical associations, exploiting the viewer's propensity to seek out readily recognizable human forms.
If Peter Lewis could build an alternate like this through hypnotic suggestion,it means that Brian has some propensity for psychopathy in his past.
Some forms of cancer can be identified on the basis of a genetictest that will show whether a person has a propensity for a particular form of cancer.
For instance, someone who is meticulous in the workplace would normally have aslightly more rigid perspective towards life with a propensity for perfectionism.
(However our total energy produced from solar is somewhat less than Germany, Italy, Belgium and Japan,which have a propensity for larger systems).
One interesting characteristic of Boldenone which bears mentioningis the discrepancy between its proposed rate of aromatization and its propensity to initiate estrogenic side effects.