Sentence examples for predilections to from inspiring English sources

Some people take advantage of their own offbeat hours or predilections to get lower price points, she noted.

Importantly, it will do this disinterestedly: it will not try to sell you other services, or pass on details of your private predilections to any third party.

Britain should be better governed by a minority Labour cabinet that would be told by centre-seeking Liberals to curb its own natural predilections to move in all these unfortunate directions.

Unlike the present study, which is similar in context to the study in southeast Nigeria, the previous Lagos study focused on neonates who have predilections to infections due to E. coli and Klebsiella sp. in that age group.

There are definitely worse predilections to find in a member of Congress.

In the spirit of the high holidays, in the spirit of atonement, I confess my predilections to her.

Yet his predilection to use force, as demonstrated in the past, is sure to be tested.

And deterrence is critical, especially given the apparent human predilection to obey orders.

Other young people admit that the stigma of their disease exacerbated their teenage predilection to risk-taking behaviour.

Novela, the nine-piece band he presented at the Jazz Gallery on Sunday night, takes this predilection to its logical extreme.

But India's fast-clip economy is now beginning to show signs of a slowdown, in turn tamping the country's newfound predilection to spend.