Sentence examples for predisposed to win from inspiring English sources
She was predisposed to win.
Many Democrats are predisposed to want more government spending.
He was predisposed to take bold action to win the fight to restore Europe to economic health.
Variety's Joe Leydon was kinder, writing, "While it's highly unlikely that anyone predisposed to championing Obama would be won over by the sound and fury here, there's no gainsaying the value of '2016' as a sort of Cliffs Notes precis of the conservative case against the re-election of our current U.S. president".
Given the equities here — TSX would be substantially more likely to win a proxy contest — the court may not be predisposed to such a remedy, instead leaving any harsh medicine to the S.E.C. itself.
Public indecency wins no friends, not even those predisposed to such acts, because they will grow suspicious of your seemingly drawing public attention to their previously private and sensual acts.
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.
So the sharp and charming Javid seems already to be winning his culture clash with an industry predisposed to suspicion towards an ex-banker whose formative cultural experience was Star Trek.
"I'm predisposed to hold back".
Some people are predisposed to this condition.
