Sentence examples for predisposed to create from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Nash, who is from France, said French people were not predisposed to create their own programs, especially within the usually intractable public school system.

Thunderstorms owe their existence to thermals, or localized pockets of warm air that rise, and the topography of the Rockies is predisposed to create intense thermals, Mr. Miner said.

The flipside of a record like this is that it is impossible not to get involved in long debates about the state of electronic music today, the trappings of ethnic privilege, and cultural appropriation means when an artist is predisposed to create global music.

The notion that an individual would be genetically predisposed to create for themselves an environment comprising multiple 'stressors' may at first glance seem counterintuitive.

We are creating newborns already predisposed to be obese.

The field as a whole may create animals (particularly rodents) predisposed to disease and early death because of forced inactivity (see, e.g., 9– 11).

Not only does this strategy create a highly contentious court battle but the underlying message conveyed to a court already predisposed to thinking that women make better caretakers, is that the father is lacking in good parenting skills.

In the three-component model, clinician and office education create a prepared practice that is predisposed to providing evidence-based depression management.

No. Blackness doesn't make you predisposed to criminality.

This creates a problem for people who are not predisposed to like Fireman Ed and who do not get instant heartburn upon hearing the words Rich Kotite.

While this research may not be able to address all potential obstacles that managers face in their quest to create successful high-growth firms, it does imply that certain firms may be predisposed to successful knowledge integration.