Sentence examples for increasing predilection from inspiring English sources

Schubert's increasing predilection for lengthy statements paved the way for symphonists like Bruckner and Mahler.

"Most of our line is meat-based, acknowledging the humanization trend," she adds, referring to the increasing predilection for dog owners to feed their pets the types of food they themselves eat.

Click here to view Continuing Newsnight's increasing predilection for lolz (see Maitlis interviewing Cookie Monster, or editor Ian Katz dropping in a #fail to his post-gaffe credits listing), Kirsty Wark acknowledged Halloween on Thursday night with an end-of-show rendition of everyone's favourite dance routine, Michael Jackson's Thriller.

His increasing predilection for national-epical imagery is manifested in the heroic majesty of the Symphony No. 5 in B-flat Major (1944) and in the music (composed 1942 45) for Eisenstein's two-part film Ivan the Terrible (Part I, 1944; Part II, 1948).

HCAs are monoclonal neoplasms characterised by an increased predilection to haemorrhage and also malignant transformation.

This mutant virus often existed as quasispecies, and had increased predilection for the lower respiratory tract [13].

These cellular changes could lead to an increased predilection to infection which may contribute to systemic problems [ 9].

These populations do not exhibit growth senescence upon serial passage, and most exhibit an increased predilection for developing stochastic mammary tumors.

If there was a life event preceding which could upset this delicate balance, there would definitely be an increased predilection to develop anxiety in the affected individuals.

The increased predilection for atrial fibrillation among female diabetic subjects compared with male diabetic subjects is a novel finding that needs to be explored further.

Patients with bronchogenic carcinoma showed increased predilection for colonisation with Aspergillus, while Candida was recovered more commonly in tubercular sequelae (p = 0.02).