Sentence examples for less inclined to commit from inspiring English sources

As two-income families have grown busier, potential ticket buyers are less inclined to commit to performances months in advance (or as ticket prices climb, to accept predetermined concert packages).

If its senators feel America is being pushed too far too fast, they will be less inclined to commit the country to emissions cuts; and, whatever Mr Obama's inclinations, promises that are not backed by lawmakers won't stick in the long run.

"If you have a buddy, you're probably less inclined to commit suicide and destroy your life, unless you have a cause," he said.

Or because the truster is less inclined to trust?

On the one hand he defends the show against the claims that it causes anyone to commit acts that he wouldn't be inclined to commit anyway.

In Tuesday's contest in Ohio, which was open and included about one-fourth of voters who identified as independent, they were less inclined to be committed to choosing the eventual Republican nominee come November.

In tonight's contest in Ohio, which was open and included about one-fourth of voters who identified as independent, they were less inclined to be committed to choosing the eventual Republican nominee come November.

A child who has overly committed to a single structure's interpretation, or a single "set," may be less inclined to perform appropriate shifts needed to interpret a second similar structure.

Dave Pell is less inclined to swoon.

But statistically, women seem less inclined to acquire these skills.

Jasper Becker is less inclined to make these fine distinctions.