Sentence examples for less inclined to support from inspiring English sources

If they go on and say, 'Thanks but no thanks, we won't make our character be what you stand for,' we are less inclined to support them".

And big-time sports programs are disproportionately situated in politically conservative locations that might otherwise be less inclined to support public spending on higher education.

Because it consigns Scottish MPs to second-class status in the House of Commons and will, they believe, make Scottish voters even less inclined to support Westminster as the supreme law-making body for the UK.

Most of the casualties will be fiscally conservative Democrats from Republican-leaning areas, leaving a smaller, more solidly liberal caucus less inclined to support cost-saving changes in future Social Security benefits, for example.

Mr. Cuomo has stronger ratings among black voters in many polls, and black leaders became less inclined to support Mr. Paterson after the Obama administration urged him last year to step aside.

If the poll is right that would hurt Boehner even among members of his own party, with the poll finding 52% of young Republicans less inclined to support a candidate who opposed Obama on climate change.

If gold is able to hold above its $1,080 support, however, I'd be less inclined to hold a short-term bearish view.

Erdoğan seems less and less inclined to tolerate any but the mildest criticism.

When evaluating an activist campaign, many investors consider the company's record of responsiveness to their concerns and will be less inclined to actively support a company that has ignored requests for dialogue.

Before the vote, Mendelson said Baer's letter made him more inclined to support the covenant ban, not less.

The share of independent women less apt to support McCain because of the Palin pick has more than doubled to 34percentt, while the percentage more inclined to support him is down eight points.