Sentence examples similar to we lean towards having from inspiring English sources

Sammy: You [Nathan] said earlier to think about the standards and I think that makes me lean towards having a base vehicle that we give them [the students] to start with.

"If you ask a victim today he would lean towards having more justice," said Santos.

Where selecting genes from profile data is a balance between false negatives and false positives, the selection cutoffs is this study leaned towards having fewer false negatives and more gene information.

Nowadays we lean towards short stories and poetry.

"Being that he wasn't a street person, and didn't have enemies, I lean towards it having to be someone who was on the down-low or someone so against gay people that they would do this".

If it's a choice between having too little or too much food, always lean towards having too much food.

I tend to lean more towards having a Type A personality, as I always feel a sense of urgency when it comes to completing tasks.

So once again it's trying to lean towards only having to be answerable to the Irish DPA.

She stated that she leaned strongly towards having RM after she received her genetic test results and learned about the surgical option.

Even Mr Maliki, who has long leaned towards America, has recently toed an Iranian line, supporting the Tehran-led purge of candidates supposedly linked to Saddam.

We probably lean towards more a moody, melodic expression.