Sentence examples for it is predisposed from inspiring English sources
One of the more leftwing unions, Force Ouvrière (FO Workers Forcece), has already indicated it is predisposed to negotiate and that "everything is on the table".
And while it's predisposed to today's tragedies, hope is based on the belief that the future can be better than today.
I read Goldman's 1964 novel, Boys and Girls Together, when I was 16, long before I knew he wrote movies, and the memory of how much I loved it as a teenager means it necessarily remains one of my favourite books today, even though I daren't reread it, so I'm predisposed to find Goldman fascinating enough all by himself, without additional talking heads Dickie Attenborough and Robert McKee.
In the interest of full-disclosure, my current day pack is a Vyper XM, so it's possible that I'm predisposed to a bias toward Booq due to my good fortune with its previous products.
So perhaps I was predisposed to like this book, and, indeed, I found it hard to put down.
I will admit freely that I'm predisposed toward unions.
"I don't know of any way to know who is predisposed to it".
Our daughter is predisposed to like school.
This is a terrible "strategy," as our culture is predisposed toward increasing specialization over time.
McCain is predisposed to do so.
