Sentence examples for inclination to back from inspiring English sources
She shows no inclination to back down.
But Republicans showed no inclination to back down.
None of the players showed much inclination to back off.
But the mild-mannered Mr. Kazdaghli shows little inclination to back down.
The row represents the greatest crisis in the EU since Britain's decision to leave the EU last year, with the Polish government showing little inclination to back down.
Failing that, they are watching the elections next month in the United States to see if voters show an inclination to back candidates and ideas favorable to Mexican immigrants.
Still, both the United States and Russia have shown an inclination to dial back the temperature of a proxy war that, for the first time since Afghanistan in the 1980s, has seen fighters backed by the C.I.A. in a direct confrontation with the Russian military.
His inclination to hold back, then ride to the rescue, has sometimes made problems worse.
Twelve years on, economists have shown little inclination to go back and check.
Most Americans, they say, and most political candidates, have little inclination to roll back Roe entirely.
"I was a little surprised that she had the inclination to write back.
