Sentence examples for predisposed against from inspiring English sources

Even for a reader predisposed against the genre.

The pianist Andras Schiff has written that Bach may have felt predisposed against the form.

Sensibly or not, many consumers are predisposed against G.M.O.'s; but G.M.O.'s are not exactly evil.

Surgeons, the most brutal taskmasters by most measures, are predisposed against finding fault with the system.The medical establishment still holds most of the trump cards.

"Those who are predisposed against the W.T.O. will use this as a poster child" for their claim that it interferes in domestic politics, Mr. Watson said, adding that he disagreed with that sentiment.

And Charles Grassley, of Iowa, suggested on October 20th that if a majority of senators are predisposed against a nominee, confirmation hearings would be a waste of time and taxpayer money.

At the hearing on Thursday at the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution here, Mr. Workman, 47, made it clear that he believed the parole board was predisposed to rule against him and that he was resigned to his fate.

And the numbers themselves, at least in some circles perhaps predisposed to backlash against the ongoing success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, are a tad disappointing.

"Due process," he continued, "entitles Terrance Williams to a proceeding in which he may present his case with assurance that no member of the court is predisposed to find against him".

Toobin's merely running along with the consensus here that opponents of the health care reform bill are doing a better job with their oral arguments, and that the justices seem fairly predisposed to rule against the individual mandate (which, depending on how they come to view the issue of "severability," could either doom the bill or make it structurally inefficient in terms of managing costs).

27 30 This may provide the best way to predict which asthmatic child would be predisposed to or protected against HPAS.