Sentence examples similar to predisposed to fail from inspiring English sources
Obama's intervention in the Brexit debate drew serious anger from some anti-E.U.-types, with Farage declaring him the "most anti-British American president there has ever been" and Johnson suggesting that Obama's Kenyan heritage made him predisposed to want to see Britain fail.
Second, we know that longer duration holes tend to be bigger and less likely to close, so the ones that have failed may already be predisposed to worse outcomes.
Richard A. Clarke's attempt to portray President Bush as predisposed to blame Iraq for the 9/11 attacks (front page, March 23) fails because the president did what one would expect: he asked his staff to "examine everything," including Iraq.
In another episode parents sue their fertility specialist after discovering that he deliberately failed to inform them that their baby was genetically predisposed to be gay.
Even successful revascularization failed with deep infection because of the foot anatomy characterized by closed compartments predisposed to progression (21).
Are we predisposed to diabetes?
"I'm predisposed to hold back".
Some people are predisposed to this condition.
Keïta was predisposed to strong statements.
Chefs are vocationally predisposed to generosity.
