Sentence examples for recent inclination from inspiring English sources

Although not necessarily inconsistent with interpretations previously dominating American thinking, this recent inclination reflects a shift away from the stricter readings of Article 2(4) and related principles that the United States government defended in the past when it was often the United States and its allies resisting efforts by some other States to read "force" broadly or flexibly.

Iran's recent inclination to talk with the international community should be pursued relentlessly, as it is the 4th largest oil producer.

The technical improvements and low cost seem to contribute to the recent inclination of the report on pulmonary actinomycosis in Korea.

Mr. Arafat has shown no such inclination in recent days, even though everyone knows that he can break the cycle of conflict.

Thai authorities have shown an inclination in recent years to carry out deportations even in the face of strong opposition from rights groups and foreign powers.

Saudi Arabia has shown little inclination in recent years to walk back from its reckless and impulsive behaviour, he said, while Canada's federal government – facing an election in 14 months and already under fire for signing off on the sale of more than 900 armoured vehicles to Riyadh – is loath to be seen adopting any kind of conciliatory posture towards the conservative kingdom.

On Wall Street, Goldman Sachs in particular has shown a greater inclination in recent years to grow employees right from college through its analyst program, rather than insisting on an M.B.A.

The show suggests an inclination of very recent art to put irony and theory on the back burner in favor of roiled-up feelings.

Such truth can never command general agreement, but it frequently outlasts the compellingly and demonstrably true statements of the sciences which, especially in recent times, have the uncomfortable inclination never to stay put, although at any given moment they are, and must be, valid for all.

He has shown little inclination for one, although recent statements from the leadership offer hope that their position may be softening.

Once upon a time conservatives had strong non-interventionist inclinations and, according to recent polls, today's rank-and-file right is still imbued with a good deal of that sentiment.