Sentence examples for predilection for technology from inspiring English sources

Prime 66 also had a predilection for technology stocks.

Other factors also influence what research is done, such as the availability of testable hypotheses, interventions or technologies; a predilection for quantifiable and statistically significant results; and the political importance of a topic.

On "Atlanta," it's not technology that's the catalytic element, the intensifier of our predilection for self-delusion and misery — it's racism and poverty.

Judith Monaghan also had an unfortunate predilection for overmatching.

So his predilection for lecturing us all is perhaps unsurprising.

The predilection for tiny gestures at irrelevant times.

Murrow's predilection for fatigue is puzzling to his associates.

(An unrepentant omnivore, Ms. Anthony had a predilection for porterhouse steak).

The Catholic predilection for saints is the same.

Carrington shares Ernst's predilection for medievalist fantasy.

Scientists, like all tribes, have a predilection for foundation myths.