Sentence examples for lean toward this from inspiring English sources

Officially neutral, Canada appears to lean toward this route, generally believed to be cheaper for producers.

I lean toward this interpretation, but among what we might call the "professional liberal" class of advocates and pundits, it seems I'm in the minority.

Though many laws still lean toward this view, there was increasing recognition of a woman's potential to contribute to the support of the family.

Another reason executives lean toward this quick fix is their lack of time.

It's an odd approach". Another reason executives lean toward this quick fix is their lack of time.

I lean toward this interpretation, partly because, as I said in a Twitter dialogue on Monday, the expression on his face was the satisfied smirk of a man who knew, in his bones, he was going to absolutely crush a pitch.

"I would lean toward the view that this is a fairly extreme state [of the AO], and it will likely come back toward more normal conditions," he says.

"When you're dealing with individuals that operate on such a professional level, certainly caution forces me to have to lean toward that [sic] this is an organized criminal activity act".

And the music isn't easy: Mr. Sachs's tastes are eclectic, but his programs for this band lean toward the thornier side of new music.

For now, Professor Iacoboni leans toward this second interpretation, though he is withholding judgment until the experiment is over.

In his infamous 47-percent video and in some of his primary-season rhetoric, Mitt Romney leaned toward this view — that programs like food stamps and welfare and jobless benefits and the minimum wage had produced a parasite class.