It is the absconding propensity of a material.

Adam Smith may have been right that the propensity to truck, barter, and exchange is innate to humans, but a panoply of non market institutions is needed to realize this propensity.

Ernst Junger also remarked on the propensity of soldiers to drink their troubles away

Moreover, for Keynes, t he game of professional investment is intolerably boring and over exacting to anyone who is entirely exempt from the gambling instinct whilst he who has it must pay to this propensity the appropriate toll...

It has a propensity by its dominant philosophy and religion to uphold to fascist point of view.

I think a regional level has a far greater propensity to secede than a local level.

There is little doubt that evolution designed people to have a propensity to become sad after such situations.

Those developments will buttress war fighting capabilities and enhance the propensity for use.

In other words, the propensity to find these patterns goes up when there's a lack of control.

Genetics, to a certain extent, set the propensity, but they do not give us a value system.

She concluded by observing that poverty could accentuate women's vulnerability and therefore their propensity to commit criminal acts.

They thus have a greater propensity to establish linkages with local firms than their counterparts from developed countries.

Positive recognition should instead be given to their greater propensity for attracting a disproportionate share of environmental damage.

The propensity of a weapon system to produce a large number of ERW would be a feature of this analysis.

Just like an individual in debt, a State finds that its marginal propensity to consume and save gets drastically altered.

Redwoods have an enormous surface area that extends upward into space because they have a propensity to do something called reiteration.

Pay! Pay!

Pay. Pay.

I pay, I pay. I pay.

Could how you speak about time, could how your language forces you to think about time, affect your propensity to behave across time?

Look, I'll pay you. I'm willing to pay you.

Countries vary widely in terms of household balance sheet damage, which clearly affects the propensity to save and hence the multiplier effect.

There is also a high propensity in this region for further violence due to traditional animosities, latent ethnic tensions and new enmities.

So a lot of people are following this person very influential and they have a propensity to talk about what's on TV.

IFRC was increasingly concerned about the propensity of Governments to see the establishment of camps as the standard solution to an influx of asylum seekers.

This depends on the import propensity of the tourism economy, which itself depends on the nature of tourist demand.

The Jewish philosopher Martin Buber after the Holocaust talked of this terrible propensity of turning our opponents into things

Synesthetes inherit a biological propensity for hyperconnecting brain neurons, but then must be exposed to cultural artifacts, such as calendars, food names, and alphabets.

As a result, the benefits associated with deficit financed boosts to household income are now being diminished by the propensity to save and rebuild net worth.

Nuthatch refers to the propensity of some species to wedge a large insect or seed in a crack and hack at it with their strong bills.

He refused to pay.

Pay attention to that.

To pay a visit.

I'm willing to pay.

To pay our score.

Pay attention to me.

I want to pay.

I'd like to pay.

I want to pay!

They have to pay.

France s seemingly natural propensity to intervene is reinforced in this case by three key factors Sarkozy, Qaddafi, and the context of a wider Arab revolution.

This concern arises due to the propensity for illegality in small scale mining, which is increasingly a problem for developing countries and economies in transition.

If you skimp in pay, you end up having to pay more later.

Borrow a lot of money, pay it off, pay it off, pay it off, get down to near zero, and bang!

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