Sentence examples for predisposed to try from inspiring English sources
It's entirely possible that kids who drink early are naturally predisposed to try other drugs, due to factors invisible to this particular study -- genetics, home environment, etc.
But I'm predisposed to want to try on some level, if only to assuage the guilt and penalties associated with complete Apple ecosystem lock-in.
Hence, IEC is culturally predisposed to mitigate a SMEs' willingness to try new business strategies.
The most likely scenario is that the causality works both ways: drinking early makes kids more likely to try other drugs, and kids inclined to try other drugs are also predisposed to experiment with alcohol early.
Doctors were predisposed to use the test for several reasons.
Also: At NPR's 13.7 blog, Alva Noë tries to explain why we're predisposed to cough at concerts.
Brands that meet the criteria, Ms. Wolf said, are eager to pay to be tried by consumers who may be predisposed to what they offer.
As with all warnings, companies try to balance how much to include in their disclaimers lest they overburden consumers, who are predisposed to ignore them, or leave themselves open to legal challenge.
However there are other primates who share very similar brain networks and researchers are trying to to work out exactly why our own neural structure makes us so much more predisposed to this behaviour.
The test was intended to determine whether employees were predisposed to developing carpal tunnel syndrome.
