Sentence examples for predilection dates from inspiring English sources

Her present predilection dates back to the late 1970's.

Taken together with Winter and Stich's demonstration of a similar reliance on spatial cues by nectar-feeding bats feeding many thousands of times in a more complex environment [13], these findings provide compelling evidence of a powerful, experience-independent predilection of the phyllostomid bats studied to date to rely on spatial cues when attempting to relocate food.

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The disease has no racial or sex predilection and no precipitating factors have been described to date [ 10, 20].

But sell-by dates have changed in Japan, along with male predilections: high-profile sports heroes like the Seattle Mariner Ichiro Suzuki and the sumo grand champion Takanohana are married to women several years their senior.

However, imagine my own disgust when several years ago, one of my simultaneous first-and-last dates started describing one of his particular sexual predilections -- in extremely explicit detail and about ten minutes into the date.

To date, the influence of de-nitrosylation on the gender predilection of these lung diseases has not been addressed.

Ask any geek of a certain age and predilection what they dreamt of back in high school and they'll say, in order, a date to the prom and a color laser printer.

But is that personal predilection or prudishness?

Prime 66 also had a predilection for technology stocks.

He half-jokingly calls his predilection a sickness.