Sentence examples similar to leaning towards action from inspiring English sources

He added that he discussed all the options with Blair, who in his memoirs, published earlier this year, revealed he is now leaning towards military action.

From the ExComm records, Stern concludes that on 26 October President Kennedy was "leaning towards military action to eliminate the missiles" in Cuba, to be followed by invasion, according to Pentagon plans.

Several studies highlight the lower threshold of medical 'risk' tolerated by formal care-givers in these situations, 23 24 27 29 with the default action during illness leaning towards ambulance care.

Public sentiment is increasingly leaning towards better treatment of independent workers, and there is legislative action moving in that direction as well.

I'm leaning towards there's a penalty toward it.

I'm leaning towards electric.

But this year, he is leaning towards John McCain.

"I'm leaning towards Moore.

He is leaning towards Andrews.

I'm leaning towards Labour.

So I'm leaning towards him.