Sentence examples for inclinations to keep from inspiring English sources

There was a time when liberals could follow their inclinations to keep corporate taxes high with few qualms.

The analysis shows that females had more inclinations to keep latrines clean than men.

Nor does he have the economic inclination to keep up with Steinbrenner.

Gronstal went on to note that "other people have either had the time or the inclination to keep those contacts and nurture them".

If I'm honest, I no longer have the energy or inclination to keep my focus split between staff and young people.

For those with neither the space nor the inclination to keep bees, there is another way to do your bit to help a species that pollinates so many of the plants from which our food comes.

When he died, without paying off the reverse mortgage, the property reverted to members of Fauré's family who lacked the means or inclination to keep it up and eventually chose to sell.

The movie opened in theaters on Sept. 19, and a period of 13 weeks from big screen to small typifies an inclination to keep moving on the Allen assembly line.

But the Bush team's inclination to keep information under wraps goes far beyond the reaction to terrorist attacks or even what can be regarded as traditional efforts to conduct delicate government affairs out of the limelight.

Probably that I don't understand it as much as I should, but I just don't have the time and the inclination to keep up – it does move very fast.

In recent months pricing has become rather more rigorous, but banks still have many loans at razor-thin spreads on their books.Despite banks' natural inclination to keep mum, it is clear that things have not been going well of late.