Sentence examples for inclinations to help from inspiring English sources

Titan says it utilizes gamers' natural competitive inclinations to help its partners and their game developers generate the highest lifetime value for users of the platform in the video game industry.

We expect a good friend to be naturally inclined to help a friend in need; but sometimes, a person may need to muster an effort of will to come to his friend's aid specifically, when and if his first-order natural inclinations to help his friend are overwhelmed.

I don't have the training or, on my ­salary, the inclination to help.

"You're sick, and time is short!" Lucinda showed no inclination to help me fight my way through the shrink-wrap.

One thing kind of leads to another.… There's so much good will for the store and the organization that there's a very strong inclination to help.

The panic provoked by the prospect of admitting an inclination to help those who need help most was, in one sense, reassuring.

Soulfarm, a three-member band whose influences range from southern rock to Shlomo Carlebach, recently changed its name but not its inclination to help local charities.

I admire your inclination to help this student circumvent what you regard as a mere bureaucratic formality, but you may not sign a false declaration.

"McCourt needed a financial lifeline, and Fox had the inclination to help the situation and to protect its investment," said David Carter, the director of the sports business institute at the University of Southern California's Marshall School of Business.

"We wanted to put human faces on some iniquities in the US and abroad, so that people might feel a little more empathy and inclination to help," said Kristof.

Luxembourg has shown less inclination to help Arcelor; France accepts that it is largely powerless to intervene.Shareholders must still endorse the deal but Mittal's high offer should ensure that they do.