Sentence examples for predisposition against from inspiring English sources

I'm sure demographics are reinforcing Germany's predisposition against deficit spending.

Even those who oppose the Leader have emulated his predisposition against reality and his disdain for clarity.

In a news conference in Miami, the N.B.A. deputy commissioner, RUSS GRANIK, said the league "has no predisposition against" the Nets' moving to Brooklyn.

The idea, according to Mr. Jenkins, is to develop children's interest in investment before they can form a predisposition against it.

The problem is not a cultural predisposition against bicyclists; it is that nobody obeys traffic laws anymore, and that's at least partly because nobody is enforcing them.

We must distinguish between mere familiarity with petitioner or his past and an actual predisposition against him, just as we have in the past distinguished largely factual publicity from that which is invidious or inflammatory.

Many people have negative predispositions against straight people.

It is more closely linked to an almost genetic predisposition to rebel against authority, many people here said, as much as the church's often heavy-handed intervention in national politics and debates over social issues, particularly in vitro fertilization.

His recent public criticism of the Gold Star parents of Humayun Khan epitomizes his lack of reason and predisposition to retaliate against anyone who may disparage his oversensitive ego.

When women on the right and left look at this predisposition of violence against moderate women they should ask themselves if the feminist cause is at peril due to their political agenda.

Breed predisposition for antibodies against B. burgdorferi has not been reported before.