"If you have been doing it one way, you aren't inclined to change".
In addition, states in the interior West sometimes exhibit an anti-incumbent tendency, being more inclined to change horses than parts of the country like the Midwest.
And once they've got their systems running — a process that can take years to complete — they aren't inclined to change vendors lightly.
Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey is facing his worst political crisis in more than a decade of power, and he seems little inclined to change his approach.
Even unofficially, there is no sense here that a government so well acquainted with what the United States calls terrorism is inclined to change its spots.
It now dominates the top end of the market which may be why Mr Bloomberg decided to place his firm in the hands of a management team that seems not to be inclined to change much or take big risks.
(The news that Frank Castorf, yet another Berlin deconstructionist, is in negotiations to direct the next "Ring" at Bayreuth, in 2013, suggests that the new regime is not really inclined to change course).
Several members of the Fed's policy-making committee have said in recent days that they were not inclined to change current policy, but that position has always been contingent on continued growth.
We're happier with our position than we were three years ago, because the world seems more inclined to change".There is some evidence that managers are rewarded for being green.
On Friday, Smith scored 26 points and Wells, the starter again, added 25. Dunleavy would not acknowledge that Wells has taken over Smith's starting job, but he didn't seem inclined to change the lineup, either.
