Sentence examples for I'm more inclined to go from inspiring English sources

"When I've seen that long stretch for small caps, I'm more inclined to go with megacap stocks," he said.

"I'm more inclined to go to a store that looks better," said Ron Friedman, a retail expert at Marcum in Los Angeles.

It also helped in our future plans, as I was more inclined to go consider the U.K. for my own masters program, so that we could be together".

Agüero felt that in the Premier League decisions were more inclined to go against foreign players than the locals.

Fassel may be more inclined to go with formations that include two running backs, two tight ends and one receiver.

More specifically, there was a large disparity among the FPs/GPs in their approach to risk-assessments, because FPs/GPs were more inclined to go with their "gut feeling" than making a decision based on knowledge, competence and/or skills.

If it's something that challenges me as an actor, and makes me go outside of my comfort zone, I'm more inclined to do it".

I'm more inclined to put the toxins in.

After the recent scandals, he said, "I'm now more inclined to go to the public sector directly".

Martin Eason believes that, if it weren't for the group, he might have been more inclined to want to go back to work.

Individuals are much more inclined to go the extra mile when asked by an empathetic person they respect and admire.