Sentence examples for have been predisposed from inspiring English sources

In a series of curious questions, Mr. Horan suggested that Mr. Malvo may have been predisposed to kill before he met Mr. Muhammad.

Now, for all we know, Dick might have been predisposed to such delusions whatever his lifestyle, but the drugs can't have helped - and Dick realised this.

Most filled out the survey after they approached the Aztek on their own, or at least showed a bit of interest in it, so they might have been predisposed to be favorable.

This is worse than a crime: it is a blunder.Europe's gene firms have been predisposed to flop because of shortages of money and of managers, and an excess of militant greens.

So part of the audience may well have been predisposed to be outraged.

One of the results of his research indicates that the Gorokans may have been predisposed to entrepreneurship.

She went on to say that the fact that the men had committed a crime was not sufficient to prove they had been predisposed to do so.

Mr. Monaco, the 30-year-old jury foreman, who sells and installs security systems, said late last night that the jurors concluded that the defendants had been "predisposed" to commit what the prosecution had charged were criminal offenses.

The judge, Colleen McMahon, listened to defense arguments that the government had not proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendants had been predisposed to take part in a terrorist attack before becoming involved in the conspiracy.

The women who purchased Nelly Don's stylish, yet practical housedress had been predisposed through mass media to desire a fashionable housedress.

Unsurprisingly, Van Ness – a pirouette in human form – has been predisposed to entertaining for a while.