Sentence examples for genetic disposition from inspiring English sources

That genetic disposition becomes dominant over time.

Of course, a genetic disposition to accept outsiders is not quite the same thing as trust.

The son showed some of that genetic disposition by making a bold closing move in the race's final two laps.

The operatic plot twist of Christie's personal life suggested a genetic disposition for all aspects of the art.

The timing of both the cadaver story and the Clinton review, and their consequent claim on front-page real estate, are symptoms of a persistent genetic disposition.

In the civil court, they are seeing cases on who owns genetic information and on whether environment or a genetic disposition caused cancer in a plaintiff.

If a genetic disposition that tends towards criminal outcome is detected, should that person be denied the right to have children?

"Terriers" has a genetic disposition at once vaguely melancholy and eccentrically sprightly, but the good mood always seems to prevail.

"Assistant district attorneys do not emerge from law school with a genetic disposition" to hide vital material, he wrote.

"Today's hyper-deadlines, requiring journalists to report all day long and all night long, made that genetic disposition even more dominant".

There's a genetic disposition, it seems.