Sentence examples for predisposed to support from inspiring English sources

Of the 25 candidates the committee supported -- he campaigned door to door with many of them -- 13 won seats on the Council, and were predisposed to support him.

When he succeeded in achieving major change, it was by mobilizing those predisposed to support him and driving legislation through Congress on a party-line vote".

Part of the explanation may be that neither nominee has taken a firm grip on the electorate, or even on those who are predisposed to support him.

Part of the answer is that charter schools are a top priority for the Obama administration, making federal officials predisposed to support them.

"The folks in Congress who are already predisposed to support science may use it in a floor speech to bolster their arguments.

So, I was not predisposed to support him but I was not dead set against him, either.

In Rio, the crowd was predominantly white, middle class and predisposed to supporting the opposition.

"I'm predisposed to hold back".

"Connecticut, being a blue state and having a lower percentage of gun owners than we see nationally, is probably a bit more predisposed to supporting this legislation," poll director Jennifer Necci Dineen told the Courant.

The difference between my situation, and the imaginary scenario of Mother Teresa, and Ms. Ahmad's experience, as she has related it, is that there was nothing about me that made passengers predisposed to either support or to despise me.

Are certain motor axons predisposed to require such support?