Sentence examples for general inclination from inspiring English sources

The general inclination in all sectors is still not to invest.

Even the Amur, whose general inclination is to the northeast and whose destination is the Pacific, empties into the stormy Sea of Okhotsk.

"My general inclination is to have civil service wherever possible serve in these posts," he said in January, while allowing that "there probably will be some" political appointees.

Instead, the lies they were fed in the referendum campaign and their general inclination to be unhappy under a right-of-center government will probably work together to hike their general sense of dissatisfaction.

But concern with the anti-Roman influence of the Druid priesthood, which he tried to suppress in Gaul, and a general inclination toward expanding the frontiers were other reasons.

"The general inclination when people come up to spaces like this is to look over the railing and say, 'That's nice -- now where do I go?' " Ms. Wu said of the bedroom large enough for little more than the bed (which Mr. Henry designed himself and which has a built-in candlestick) and a lamp.

It may also reflect a more general national inclination to move on.

In general, an inclination toward reticence should be supplanted by a proclivity for communication: Ask questions, share data, and probe for ideas.

In the sagittal plane, at the first toe off, the pelvis and lumbar area moves the trunk in a general forward inclination, to reach its maximum at first heel on (Fig. 6).

Also a general cultural inclination to formalize practices in the Netherlands may explain why SCEN is more regulated [ 32].

The framing of the patient case in the questionnaire, in regard to the cost and expected effect of the new treatment, is also likely to have influenced the overall proportions of both physicians' and the general populations' inclination to offer treatment in both cases.