Sentence examples for inclined work from inspiring English sources

"The artistically inclined work in galleries.

Melbourne, in southern Brevard County, has capitalized on the region's reputation for a highly educated and scientifically inclined work force to attract technology and military-related companies.

Privett has been drawing politically inclined work since Trump's inauguration.

So what better art to install in City Hall Park than the geometrically inclined works of Sol LeWitt?

For all the words, though, few have argued its point more thoroughly — and with fewer academic buzzwords — than Brothers & Sisters, a choir of Los Angeles session singers who in 1969 gathered at Sound Recorders Studios in Hollywood under the direction of Lou Adler to record an album of the most uplifting and spiritually inclined works in Dylan's early canon.

Having made her own luck in this way, Parker tends to take work seriously: "I am inclined to work hard," she says, "and I'm proud of that".

Instead, Silverstring typically works with independent artists and other small studios, and is inclined to work with people that are "a little bit weird" and a "little bit queer"; qualities that also define the members of Silverstring.

In a 2010 review of that literature in the Psychology of Women Quarterly, for example, Corinne A. Moss-Racusin and Laurie A. Rudman cite a study that found "male managers were more inclined to work with 'nice' women who accepted their initial compensation offers, compared with women who attempted to negotiate for more money.

Empirical evidence from high-income countries shows that female physicians work fewer hours, particularly at a younger age, see less patients than their male peers [ 10], are less inclined to work in rural areas [ 11] and concentrate disproportionally in "soft" specialties [ 7, 8].

I'm inclined to work on dark things.

Does it make me less inclined to work directly with horse welfare advocates?