Sentence examples similar to a known predilection from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johndroe said he did not know if there was any connection between the name of the steer outside the community center and Mr. Bush's known predilection for a certain brand of salty corn chips, which he finds tempting enough that he exiled them during one stretch of his presidential campaign.

In another similarity to the Medea story, Tamas is allowed to remain at the Count's court despite his known predilection for violence — a time bomb waiting to go off.

Throw in Labour's known predilection for top-slicing and the categorical commitment (in an interview on last week's The Media Show on Radio 4) by Jeremy Hunt, the shadow culture secretary, that the Conservatives will abolish the BBC Trust as soon as charter renewal allows, and it looks as if the BBC is in for quite a fight whoever wins.

Differences regarding organ distribution are in accordance with the known predilection of C. albicans for kidney colonization, after mouse systemic infection [32].

2, 3 There is no known predilection for sex or race.

In this study we have addressed for the first time the role of PUFAs in stimulating BMS metastatic migration, because of the known predilection that prostate cancer has for the haemopoietic bone marrow.

In agreement with the known predilection of B cells from IL-6 Tg mice to produce IgG1, the increase in the levels of this isotype was greater (155-fold) than that of IgG2b (∼84-fold) and IgG2a (∼3-fold, Figure 4b).

Matched apoE −/− and apoE −/−/CD55 −/− mice were sacrificed at 20 weeks of age after 12 weeks on a high-fat diet, and the extent of atherosclerosis was assessed in the brachiocephalic arteries, a known site of predilection for plaque development.

There is no known sex predilection to CAD [ 12].

Similar results were also obtained using breast tumor cell lines of known metastatic predilection.

There are lots of choices we could have made Had we known your predilections!