Sentence examples for native inclination from inspiring English sources
Many undergraduates who follow their native inclination by staying with the Humanities or Social Sciences take out the insurance policy of registering for at least a few Business courses while taking pains to keep their computer skills up to date.
The direction and strength of the behavioral response to magnetic fields of wild-type strains isolated around the world correlated with their native magnetic field's inclination, and with the amplitude of the field's vertical (but not its horizontal) component.
Ageing populations, combined with the natives' lack of ability, or inclination, to do many jobs, mean that more foreign workers are likely to be needed.
Given the native spelling, and your newspaper's inclination to follow British practice, might I suggest that "arsehole" would have been a better and, to these ears, more euphonious rendering? Inexplicably, your style guide is silent on this particular point of usage.Jakob WhitfieldLondon.
Overall, 75% of patients had an inclination or anteversion of the native acetabulum that fell outside Lewinnek's 'safe zone' (Fig. 3).
Sainte-Marie is a Cree from Saskatchewan who, while tirelessly fighting for Native American rights, has also fiercely resisted the white liberal inclination towards pity and the "Pocahontas plays guitar" stereotype the media tried to nail on her.
We found that the ability of different worm populations to orient to an artificial magnetic field was strongly correlated with the inclination and vertical strength of the magnetic field at their native sites.
But even if the new Congress, or for that matter the Obama administration itself, show little inclination to shake up the 1872 mining law, a lawsuit filed by several environmental and Native American organisations against several federal agencies may.
Sheer inclination also matters.
"My inclination is positive.
