Sentence examples for More inclination from inspiring English sources

About 30percentt of the callers have questions about sex, which he attributes to unemployed young people having time and more inclination to experiment.

Given that the Senate Judiciary Committee is preoccupied with the Supreme Court confirmation hearings of Samuel A. Alito, Jr., and with the issue of domestic spying by the National Security Agency, it could be six months or more before the immigration bill takes center stage, and Goodlatte doesn't discern any more inclination to kill the program now than he did two years ago.

The land-use pattern showed more inclination toward the urban structures than the vegetative attributes.

5. Reduced revenues for record companies mean less money available to take a risk on "underground" artists and more inclination to invest in "bankers" like American Idol stars.

Individuals might trade between diet and exercise in the context of a risk of suffering heart disease, showing more inclination for exercise rather than diet.

So, I think you'll see us with a very, you know, clear church and state way that we produce content, but le– giving advertisers more inclination to why the content produces, where it was sent, how it was sent.

The analysis shows that females had more inclinations to keep latrines clean than men.

Achieving the correct disposition of one's capacity for choice requires more than inclination.

That is more an inclination than a strategy, and there are plenty of rough edges.

These people prove that excellence in sport is less about means and resources and more about inclination.

I think what I do (more by inclination than design) is to put these surficial, quasi-political elements into my stories, just as a means of getting the story told; that is, their function may be more distractive than instructive.