Sentence examples for general incline from inspiring English sources

So far, the news doesn't appear to be upsetting investors: the stock is trading slightly up, after a general incline over the last several months.

(The Ikhwân's interest in political issues is mainly emphasized by Eastern scholars who in general incline towards the hypothesis of their being ["filo]-Isma'ili". Cf. Hijab, 1982; Tamir, 1983, 89 108).

In general, we incline to the preliminary interceptions whose horizontal and vertical line already intercept at an exact point, namely, one-point interceptions (e.g., I 24 in Fig. 5 a).

Some researchers assert that this can be attributed to their worse mental health [ 30, 43], but most studies conclude that the higher health care use rate among women cannot be explained completely by need factors, and postulate that women are in general more inclined to seek professional care [ 19, 44, 45].

His generals are inclined to stay the course.

Associates said General Nance was inclined to give his staff a breather after two years at a breakneck pace.

General Keane was inclined to give up the Crusader, but both he and Shinseki knew that the Army needed an improvement upon the Paladin, if only for force protection.

In general, physicians are inclined to treat hypoxemia aggressively in order to achieve satisfactory tissue oxygenation [[23],[29],[30]].

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

But in general, life seems inclined to imitate our fractious system of dysfunctional politics -- where no on can agree with anyone about anything.

Those were some exciting inquiries, David Gregory, that helped me to learn that David Axelrod is, in general, pretty favorably inclined toward the president.