Sentence examples for cases inclined from inspiring English sources

He insisted that all three boys play defense, even when their coaches wanted them up front, and when their personalities and puck-handling skills, in some cases, inclined them to linger in the offensive zone.

Accuracy, second-order grid convergence and robustness of the method is demonstrated for several test cases: inclined channel flow at Re = 20, flow over a square cylinder at Re = 100, flow over a circular cylinder at Re = 40, Re = 100 and Re = 3900, as well as turbulent channel flow with periodic constrictions at Re = 10,595.

Those cases inclined me to think that trustee to trustee is always the way to go, but it is possible that there might be administrative reasons that make rollover preferable.

The developed code is first calibrated by two simple cases: inclined plane sliding and tetrahedral wedge sliding, and then applied to a more complex slope scenario.

Provided that the shape of fillers immersed in resin matrices is in ordinance, the odd of appearance of stress concentration tends to be larger in the body of dental composites, and such case inclines to produce microcracks all around the fillers, thus making the dental composites weakened.

The hybrid finite element method-boundary element method (FEM-BEM) solutions are further employed for more general cases including inclined perforated anti-motion plates.

Two-dimensional cases include: inclined central crack in a large FGM medium under uniform tensile strain and stress loadings, a slanted crack in a finite-size FGM plate under exponentially varying tensile stress loading and an edge crack in a finite-size plate under shear traction load.

But if the questions at oral arguments are any barometer, Justice Anthony Kennedy, who has written the Supreme Court's two most important pro-gay-rights decisions — Lawrence v. Texas, in 2003, and Romer v. Evans, in 1996 — and who likely will write the Court's opinion in the DOMA case, seems inclined to base his reasoning more narrowly, on concerns about federalism.

European Union (EU) regulations and civil-law cases within EU member states, assisted by broadened EU and member-state laws regulating tort cases, are similarly inclined, even to the point of referencing customary international law to reinforce legislative intent and allow for universal civil jurisdiction on a "necessity basis".

And in many cases voters are inclined to follow the word of their preacher or long-standing civic leaders and politicians.

Also, it would appear that patients' preferences are often at odds with the evidence and that in these cases physicians are inclined to act in accordance with the wishes of patients.