The biggest: Will Lowry be willing to take on DeRozan's duties as the face of the franchise – something his new co-star, Leonard, has shown even less of an inclination to do? Griffin went from "Clipper For Life" to Detroit Piston in the span of about seven months.
"The necessary ingredients for an attack of this kind are to be willing to die that day and an inclination to blame other people, either out of paranoia or a direct grievance," he said.
The argument from motivation depends upon Edwards' identification of willing or choosing with one's strongest inclination or preference.
In different individuals, their inclinations and naturally differing intensity will cause the stability of simple willing to vary: "every individuality is and remains a chameleon" (SW II: 93).
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Though Republicans were much more willing than Democrats to promote the theory on the record, the inclination to believe appeared to be bipartisan.
Mamet, too, is playing a clever game, exploring not just Miss A's ambivalence, but also the audience's own inclination to oscillate between smirking scepticism and a very willing suspension of disbelief.
Currently they lack the capacity and inclination to do so, even if banks would be willing to lend to them, which, as the Federal Reserve's latest senior loan officers' survey shows, is doubtful.
Other studies show that we become more willing to forgive as we grow older, though kids show the least inclination to forgive between the ages of 11 and 14.
We seek out those students with this natural inclination to not only be accepting of feedback, but also willing to apply it immediately.
Though Mousavi is willing to challenge the Islamic Republic's leaders, he has never shown any inclination to topple or replace the system itself.
