Sentence examples for incline back from inspiring English sources

I rose from my rock and headed up the incline back to the trail, a surface that seemed to grow steeper as I ascended.

Laboratory measurements were performed with adult male subjects of total body mass in the vicinity of 55, 75 and 98 kg (nine subjects for each mass group) seated with and without an inclined back support and exposed to three different magnitudes of white-noise vertical vibration (0.5, 1.0 and 2.0 m/s2 unweighted rms acceleration) in the frequency range between 0.5 and 20 Hz.

But Mr. Davis, 74, is not inclined to back down.

It is hard to argue with Lemieux, but he is probably inclined to back Crosby.

In 2010, as secretary of state, she indicated that she was "inclined" to back the project.

They may be more inclined to back the Sheriff of Nottingham.Sources:Arthur Cecil Pigou (1920), The Economics of Welfare.

Explaining that she was not inclined to back Mr. Bush, she said: "I never liked Bush the father.

Both directors chose Mr. Abramoff's oft-used moniker as the title of his movie, and neither was inclined to back down.

This was at a time, remember, when far more legislators (and Americans generally) would have been inclined to back such a thing).

But on a discouraging note for Mr. Gore, Mr. Bush's backers seemed more intransigent, while the vice president's backers seemed more inclined to back down.

But even after seven losses in nine games, I find myself inclined to back the team that has at least been competitive every week.