The mystery surrounding the fighter's death has opened a new window among the rebels, loosely allied as the Free Syrian Army, at a time when uncertainty about the opposition's unity and character — in particular, the potential inclination toward intolerant or sectarian Islamist politics — has deterred the West from more muscular support for the cause of Mr. Assad's ouster.
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He lacks Mr. Ball's inclinations toward melodrama and forced eccentricity.
"Even if we do have inclinations toward violence, we also have inclination to empathy, to cooperation, to self-control".
To measure inclinations toward impulsive decisions in the study, researchers had volunteers rapidly make a series of hypothetical choices.
Ethnocentrism is a competent indicator of inclinations toward the locally grown alternatives.
Predominantly determined by biological factors, temperament colors a moral agent's distinctive perspective and inclinations toward action.
Behind all this, there might also be our own inclinations toward the dramatic?
I'm aware of Hillary Clinton's (and Barack Obama's) inclinations toward questionable, costly, and ghastly interventions.
UCLA Chancellor Gene Block — who jokingly calls himself a "colonist" with inclinations toward more independence — said the tension is not unhealthy.
Lower crude prices boosted the shares of automakers and exporters, but the potential for further economic weakness negated any inclination toward gains, particularly after data showed Japan's wholesale inflation was running at the highest rate in 27 years.
