Sentence examples for disposed to try from inspiring English sources

Many Democrats are genetically disposed to try to use government as a constructive force.

The question of whether the agent had the ability to B turns, for Fara, on the question of whether she was disposed to B when she tried to B. Fara claims, plausibly, that she does have such a disposition.

None of them would be happy to see Mr Sarkozy return to steal the show.Most hazardous for Mr Sarkozy, it is far from clear that French voters would feel so well disposed were he to try to make a comeback.

Others are disposed to listen.

He was not disposed to taking sides.

He was disposed to laugh at first.

Rather, the police said, a bag of marijuana was found in the toilet, raising the possibility that Mr. Graham bolted to the bathroom to try to dispose of it.

Weeks earlier, Avery sued the sheriff's department for his wrongful conviction and their systemic negligence to the tune of $36m, which is a hell of a motive for that same department to try to dispose of him.

Domino's initial instinct was to try to dispose of the situation quietly by responding only to concerned consumers who had already seen the video, rather than risk broadening its exposure by making a public statement.

Bear in mind that a tire that lasts twice as long will cost half as much to buy and half as much to have mounted, have the old tire disposed, etc. Try to find a family-operated store where you can talk to the owners.

To get a private securitization market going, we need both to make that market more attractive to investors and to make Fannie and Freddie less attractive to banks trying to dispose of loans.