Sentence examples for inclination to make changes from inspiring English sources
In later writings, Frankfurt responds to this worry first by appealing to "decisions made without reservations" ("Identification and Externality" and "Identification and Wholeheartedness" in Frankfurt, 1988) and then by appealing to higher-order desires with which one is "satisfied," such that one has no inclination to make changes to them (1992).
Certainly Mr. Obama's inclination, before the election drubbing, was to turn to major long-term reductions in projected annual deficits and to make changes that would ensure Social Security's solvency until the end of this century.
We have to make changes".
Make clear who needs to make changes.
If Torre has any inclination to make a change, he will probably not even hint at those feelings until after he decided to switch and told Cone, out of respect for the veteran.
While he often faced withering criticism in Hollywood circles for his leadership of the entertainment division of the NBC network, Mr. Zucker said he did not detect "any particular reason" beyond the broad desire for new leadership for Comcast's inclination to make a change.
I expect to make change".
Indeed, in Agee's case several US administrations showed an inclination to make his life hell.
