Sentence examples for serious inclination from inspiring English sources

Conclusively, a larger initial preheating temperature perturbation, a greater gas inlet velocity and a smaller equivalence ratio can lead to a more serious inclination.

But his already serious inclination toward science was considerably strengthened at Edinburgh both by some fine scientific lectures in chemistry, geology and anatomy and by the mentoring of Dr. Robert Grant.

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For those like me with some serious tactile inclination, the untouchability of most of the garments is frustrating.

Dr. Smalley grew up in suburban Kansas City showing no inclination for serious study, or even regular school attendance, until he excelled in a high school chemistry course.

Reports from people travelling to less popular destinations such as Eastern Europe, Egypt, and India may reflect higher rates of illness in these countries [ 7], or more serious infections, or a greater inclination to consult the doctor after return.

There is an inclination for ritual, with serious sacrificial moments such as the drowning of a key manuscript in the Regent's Park canal (Books Do Furnish A Room), or the death - could it be possible after all? - of Widmerpool in the final volume of the sequence.

In a serious vein, Buffett later said his inclination would be to raise taxes on the super-rich (himself included, of course) and lower them on the middle class, a position shared by both of the Democratic candidates.

Until the 18th century, Christians showed little inclination to engage in a serious study of other religions.

Put to serious pursuits, as it often was, this inclination was a formidable skill, and Mr. Rothberg shared its benefits with family and friends.

The deaths of his grandfather and uncle in 1776 and 1777 respectively had left him independently wealthy, and as a result he had little inclination or need to apply himself to serious study.