be inclined to造句

Be tempted to; be inclined to

the policy should be inclined to CHS;

Most scientists may be inclined to this view.

Fire signs might be inclined to favor sports or exercise programs.

I would be inclined to buy brand a over any other brand of casual wear.

While you might be inclined to get grumpy at this dilemma, a simple solution is to use an interface map.

He couldn't make any offers, for that might be pleaded in abatement of what damages a jury might be inclined to give.

Some European countries may be inclined to lift their aid embargo, but others, like Britain and Germany, are likely to keep insisting that Hamas bend further.

If I were a shareholder faced with so many boring, baffling pages that seek to excuse the inexcusable, I might be inclined to submit out of sheer weariness.

If no one can truck in fresh veggies from across the country, we might be inclined to go back to basics and grow our own food.

In the event of legal disputes, EU courts would likely be inclined to rule against Greece, the country that changed its currency.

No doubt many will be inclined to dispute the contention that a 30 percent increase in wages can force as great a percentage increase in prices.

Of course, this idiom must be learned by users (otherwise, they may be inclined to try to mouse in an arc), so dials are best suited for specialized applications where users become accustomed to the idiom.

For the beginner or for those who do not normally consider themselves to be inclined to the field, mathematics and the programs described in this article can be entertaining as well.

You can use their delight as a way to instill healthy habits you'd otherwise be inclined to preach about, such as eating veggies and going to bed on time.

At the end of last class, I began to raise the question as to whether or not we should distinguish two questions that we would normally be inclined to run together.

Mr Major said risk appetite was looking increasingly fragile and fund managers who reached their benchmark return might well be inclined to "park" some capital in precious metal ETFs.

If someone really asked my advice often and then did the opposite every time, I guess I would be inclined to turn off the "free advice" switch at some point. It's a matter of degree and situation.

As Wolfpack penetrates the PC market, even small businesses will be inclined to purchase high-availability solutions for mail servers, Web servers, and other common front- and back-office system.

But the other fulcrum of the presentation was mountaineering, which you could construe as a primal reach for the stars, the kind of activity a natural adventurer like Kean would be inclined toward.