And while Mr. To may not fill the movie with rousing speeches, either by inclination or out of political necessity, the brilliant, unsettling action scenes — ugly, savage, dehumanizing — speak volumes.
We can only guess which colleague at that time had either the inclination or the power to tell Parkinson, then in his heyday, what he should or should not do.
Eighteenth-century inmates were poorly managed, and lacked either the inclination or skills to compete effectively with free market industries such as spinning and weaving.
The inclination either is to focus on one aspect of the comprehensive integrated programme or to simply neglect it.
Meanwhile, in the other group there was little inclination either to profligate spending or to good works.
However, both Duchâtelet and Meire have ignored his overtures, cancelling three meetings over the last few months (details of which can be seen in Varney's emails) and showing little inclination either to sell or to accept any real investment.
Here's corporate profits as a share of GDP: So corporations are taking a much bigger slice of total income — and are showing little inclination either to redistribute that slice back to investors or to invest it in new equipment, software, etc.. Instead, they're accumulating piles of cash.
The sharks of the control group showed no inclination either on the left or on the right.
This simplification excluded the possible effect of root system concurrence and asymmetry due either to hillslope inclination or the concurrence of neighbouring trees.
In particular, they determine which features contribute the most to the likelihood of rebroadcasting (retweeting) a news item based on its political inclination (either in line or opposing one's political views), and provided that the news story comes from an official channel or through friends.
