Sentence examples for inclination to avoid from inspiring English sources

It seems that being an uncategorisable individual is what drives a strong inclination to avoid genre entrapment.

The complexity of the teams involved in medical procedures often seems to be exceeded only by the inclination to avoid responsibility.

"My opinion is that he can be around children, but I think it's his inclination to avoid those situations when possible," Dr. Barr said.

So President Bush's inclination to reappoint him is merely an inclination to avoid a politically controversial decision during the 2004 presidential election year.

And the number of civil penalties paid by licensees has plummeted nearly 80 percent since the late 1990s — a reflection, critics say, of the commission's inclination to avoid ruffling the feathers of the nuclear industry and its Washington lobbyists.

This brings us to the real reason why the culture of war matters: namely, the critical role it plays in overcoming men's natural inclination to avoid, or flee from, danger while at the same time preparing them to make the supreme sacrifice if and when required.

If a rigid body is static on the slope, the maximum absolute inclination angle to avoid slippage is calculated as (theta = arctan (mu ) = 0.42) [rad].

Our first inclination is to avoid a swamp altogether.

The difficulty is that, the rightness of their cause aside, historically the Tarahumara haven't fought against colonialism or development through the courts or public forums, and their inclination is to avoid conflict as much as possible.

The question is what kind of support could possibly overcome the natural inclination of consumers to avoid big purchases when the economic outlook is this uncertain.

My own inclination is to try to avoid tribulation, flee or repress suffering, reorient my attention, drop off into a trance that fixes on pleasure.