Sentence examples similar to productive inclination from inspiring English sources
Each time, members of the Al-Quds community have welcomed us with open arms, a willingness to have productive discussions, and an inclination to reestablish the Brandeis-Al-Quds Partnership.
If positive washback is to be generated, learners must have the ability, as well as the inclination, to study productive skills in their everyday environment.
Such a move is feasible, because some villages in central and western parts of Bhutan have shown a strong inclination towards raising small and productive cattle herds (Wangchuk et al. 2014).
First, as you have noted a number of times, our current administration has shown no inclination to make our presence there productive.
Your natural inclination may be to shut down and do nothing, but being productive can be a substantial springboard for healing.
It is not true that the English have completely ignored this area: John Ruskin spent productive time hereabouts and modern Le Touquet has a notable number of English-registered Porsches, but the general inclination for travellers by road is to get through the area as quickly as possible.
Although the federal government has shown no inclination to become involved in any effort to save ELA, Broten says that she has had "very productive" talks with Federal Fisheries Minister Keith Ashfield.
Sheer inclination also matters.
"My inclination is positive.
