Sentence examples for a predisposed from inspiring English sources

While the pathologist in Coconut Creek determined that Reid had cocaine and alcohol in his blood and had a predisposed heart condition, his death was ruled a homicide caused directly by an ECW.

This involved a predisposed athlete characterised by intrinsic factors (e.g. age, previous history, neuromuscular control level) becoming susceptible to injury via interactions with extrinsic risk factors (e.g. game conditions, playing equipment) (Meeuwisse 1994).

If you would have told me three years ago that I would soon be an Edu Entrepreneur, Chief Operating Officer, and Tribal Leader of a company, I would have laughed knowing that I had a predisposed reluctance to taking risks.

When a predisposed society tells someone from an early age that God believes people should be hated or knowledge should be avoided, that seed is going to haunt them their entire life.

"These are commissioned studies that give a predisposed answer," Mr. Sanderson said while detailing its apparent deficiencies.

"I don't think he goes into it with a predisposed pessimism about the chances of success," Geoffrey S. Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary, told reporters on Friday.

Darwin, I believe, was a Negotiator, a man predisposed to see the vast physical and emotional connections between all living creatures.

Anyone who professes qualms about the death penalty is routinely excluded from juries, leaving judgment to a jury predisposed to perpetuate a cycle of violence.

Poor posture makes a person predisposed to having a pinched nerve.

Dermatomyositis is an autoimmune disease, which is believed to develop as a result of an environmental trigger in a genetically predisposed individual.

Opponents of such marriages say the federal challenge amounts to a pointless show trial in a community predisposed to favor the unions.