Sentence examples for more minded from inspiring English sources

Inflation and tax rises are cutting into already-feeble pay rises; many householders are more minded to pay off debts than to splash out.

This fear is surely overdone: even though Mr McCain is presumably more minded than Mr Obama to attack Iran, neither the joint chiefs of staff nor most of his advisers think that is a good idea.

But the Fed's shift still seemed to confirm that it is more minded than other central banks to keep its monetary policy loose, a perception that has contributed to the dollar's slide and helped America's exporters.

Indeed the ECB is more minded to lift rates than cut them, judging from comments made by Jean-Claude Trichet, its president, following the bank's last meeting on December 6th.

Labour and government sources said they expected the votes to be tight, with Conservatives more minded to back Clarke's call for a new inquiry than vote for Watson's proposal to impose punitive costs on publishers.

His appointment yesterday of 16 new loyal peers, an act that makes Labour the largest party in the upper chamber for the first time, suggests that the Prime Minister is more minded to work within the existing framework than to enact a reform of the wholly undemocratic upper chamber.

The more scientifically minded look for experimental data.

"This suggests a more communally minded culture," she said.

These are the gifts for the more economically minded travelers.

He was much more empirically minded than that".

The more theoretically minded students would answer, providing insight to the class.