Sentence examples for generally incline from inspiring English sources

Bankers in the City of London, who generally incline toward a Tory world view, have been taken aback by Mr. Osborne's inclination to turn a discussion about the debt and deficits into one about political tactics.

Bankers in the City of London, who generally incline toward a Tory world view of the world, have been taken aback by Mr. Osborne's inclination to turn a discussion about the debt and deficits into one about political tactics.

The planes in which the cracks initiate are generally incline to the machined surface [2].

Specialists are generally inclined to use the tools — and newest toys — of their trade.

Its current chairman, Michael K. Powell, has indicated that he is not generally inclined to block media mergers.

His palette is sombre, his scenes are airless, impacted and generally inclined to tragedy.

The court appeared closely divided, with the five more conservative justices seeming generally inclined to uphold the ballot measure.

Corporations are generally inclined to settle potential cases without a trial because being indicted can cripple a business.

Fed officials are generally inclined to preserve the rate because of its familiarity as a communications tool, a point reiterated by the minutes.

The probe is normally almost vertical during deployment and generally inclines towards the horizontal as the glacier moves over the till.

Depending on the answer to these questions, even those generally inclined in the media and politics to boost the fortunes of billionaires might have to rethink their stance.