Sentence examples for inclination to continue from inspiring English sources

The European foreign policy chief's inclination to continue talking, meanwhile, has frustrated the Bush administration.

An adapted model of the Theory of Planned Behavior was used to model households' inclination to continue using their woodstoves for heating.

The state has propped up those and other Brooklyn hospitals for decades through loans and grants, but in the current fiscal climate shows little inclination to continue doing so.

Human beings have a stubborn inclination to continue self-destructive behavior, no matter what the law says.

Research shows a correlation between student service and academic and career achievement, leadership development and an inclination to continue voluntary service beyond the undergraduate years.

However, a third and final charge caused them to scatter into the woodland where they dispersed into the hills in all directions, showing no inclination to continue the conflict.

So my inclination is to continue to stay out of politics and continue to quietly build working relationships with both Republicans and Democrats.

My own inclination is to continue to go there if I can, to find points on the map and take those dull, dull photographs, because the research is often as much about reassuring the author as convincing the reader.

In early philosophies of psychology and metaphysics, conatus (; Latin for "effort; endeavor; impulse, inclination, tendency; undertaking; striving") is an innate inclination of a thing to continue to exist and enhance itself.

External pressure induces resistance and reduces the inclination to change or continue to change [ 17, 18].

Many who stay in the countryside live with an extended family and are under great pressure to continue the family line no matter their personal inclinations.