Sentence examples for inclined to terminate from inspiring English sources
Board members had been inclined to terminate Mr. Thompson "for cause," which meant he'd receive no severance and wouldn't be entitled to stock grants totaling $16 million.
They were inclined to terminate waiting behavior and run against the traffic light with the increase of waiting duration.
This suggests that patients were inclined to shudder from, or terminate during, the assignments comprising trauma-focused exposure.
Mr. Branchflower described what he considered another inconsistency: If Trooper Wooten was inclined to harm any of the Palins, then having him terminated could lead to an act of retaliation.
The motivation for introducing the new blood test is safety, but controversy has been building based on concerns that far more parents would be inclined to find out if their baby was affected by a genetic disorder, potentially leading to more pregnancies being terminated.
Japan seems inclined to reciprocate.
Madison seemed inclined to agree.
They are inclined to rudeness.
"You're not inclined to, psychologically.
We were inclined to agree.
