Sentence examples for will lean towards from inspiring English sources

The question mark over which inclination he will lean towards, and to what extent his adolescent mind is capable of making rational decisions, makes the film ominously unpredictable.

His past in the KGB, his record as an autocrat and his increasingly strident anti-Western rhetoric all suggest that he will lean towards the first course.

This instantly tells you two things about Ben Barnes's Abbey Theatre production: that it will be as much about poverty as nationalism, and will lean towards expressionism rather than realism.

Perhaps America will lean towards the Europeans.Mr Abbas set a deadline of December 17th for tabling the motion, but arguments over its wording could continue for weeks perhaps, hope Western diplomats, they might even last until after Israel's election.

The constitutional court is yet to rule on the legitimacy of the coalition, but expectations in Kiev are that the timing and outcome of its decision will lean towards Mr Yanukovich.

This, combined with fact that a 33% of the community is Spanish-speaking or Latino, makes for not only a home demographic that on paper will lean towards supporting a local team, but also the potential for football-loving tourists to catch the occasional match, Mayor Goodman said.

"If you ask a future victim, he will lean more towards peace".

Many others will lean 60/40 towards In or sway 60/40 for Out.

It is not yet clear whether the army will lean now towards a Bouteflika third term, or an Ouyahia presidency.

For example, some courses will lean more towards commerce or retail, while others will focus on tourism or international business.

The data will add to expectations that Beijing will lean more towards policies that support growth than ones that fight inflation.