Sentence examples for highly disposed from inspiring English sources

We should be wary in trying to impose our own cultural "truth" on peoples highly disposed to resist us; and furthermore, who are so disposed to resist simply because of who we are and what we represent.

Behavioural effects were first documented in 1943: infants who had tragically chewed the leaded paint off the railings of their cots were found, years after they had recovered from acute poisoning, to be highly disposed to aggression and violence.

Real Sociedad may be regarded as dark horses but they were highly impressive in disposing of Lyon 4-0 on aggregate over two legs in the qualifying stage.

Bodies are disposed of, in highly efficient, hygienic fashion.

The Commission says there is a broad scientific consensus that the highly toxic waste is best disposed of deep underground.

Vast quantities of highly acidic, highly radioactive liquid waste then remain to be disposed of.

Often, properties are disposed of through a highly publicized auction.

Electronic waste can be highly toxic and needs to be disposed of safely.

This underutilization of the lobster results in a waste with highly valuable protein, which must be disposed of accordingly, frequently at a cost to the producers.

Not only human health but also the ecosystems are highly affected by nanomaterials that are disposed of by several manufacturing industries.

This formed an aluminum chloride solution that was disposed of, as it was highly radioactive due to iron and copper in the aluminum alloy.