Sentence examples for inclination becomes from inspiring English sources

The approximation that the meniscus inclination becomes equal to the static contact angle at a distance from the solid of the order of a molecular dimension is extended to take account of the local surfactant concentration, making use of Young's law.

It began when our rights to the city began to be stripped back and when curiosity – a natural and necessary inclination – became criminalised.

As the backrest inclination became more horizontal, the thresholds increased at frequencies between 4 and 8 Hz.

Mr. Rove's inclinations became clear when he called top journalists around town the day after 9/11 to explain that the president had not returned to Washington immediately because of a threat to Air Force One.

But when these healthy inclinations become internal rules -- "shoulds," "musts" and "gottas" -- then there is a big problem.

James will have to find his own cause, although he has not shown the least inclination to become involved in human rights issues.

The Clinton administration had little inclination to become involved in an ethnic conflict in Africa, especially since it had just lost 18 servicemen in an ill-defined peacekeeping mission Somalia.

The data suggest that your parents can shape your inclination to become a founder – especially if your mom was an entrepreneur and you're a girl.

Although the federal government has shown no inclination to become involved in any effort to save ELA, Broten says that she has had "very productive" talks with Federal Fisheries Minister Keith Ashfield.

In Western Europe, magnetic declinations have been directly measured since the middle of the sixteenth century, whereas only a very small number of inclination data became available more than a century later (e.g., Jackson et al. 2000; Jonkers et al. 2003).

Money was tight, and partly from frugality and partly from his own inclination he became a vegetarian and a teetotaller.