Sentence examples for some predilection from inspiring English sources

It seems there is some predilection towards brief insanity that manifests itself every few months and the last thing Nokia needs right now is to look like it's out of control.

However, in predisposed individuals and on some predilection sites on the body (e.g. sternum, ear lobe), scar formation can result in increased fibrosis, which in turn can result in adverse scar formation (hypertrophic scar or keloid).

Bowers will frequently describe some outrageous predilection, then go on to say how charming and nice the person was who held it.

We hypothesized that some joints (predilection locations for primary osteoarthritis in particular, such as CMC-1) are more frequently affected by age-related degeneration.

Labrador- and Golden Retrievers were found to be overrepresented in a group of dogs with distinctive renal lesions attributed to Lyme disease and also among seropositive dogs in a survey performed in Texas [ 1, 13], indicating some breed predilection for B. burgdorferi infections.

But once their true nature emerges, they have some discomforting predilections.

AS Hollywood's tastemakers sift through thousands of propositions looking to buy a few dozen scripts, books and pitches that will eventually yield even fewer movies, they've shown some unsurprising predilections in this season of war and political turmoil.

The nature of my current employment has led me to some workplace predilections that I believe will translate well to work at the Dalkey Archive.

The question this sort of behavior raises — which I suppose is pretty much the same question that you always have when you start to closely examine some weird personal predilection that doesn't seem to plague the other people around you — is this: How do you know when you've gone too far?

Then she turned the tables on the mayor and his predilection for some junk foods.

endorsed her after some debate, despite its predilection for backing incumbents.