One may be inclined to think that there is nothing important left to be said.

Many women still have inferiority complex and are inclined to be self satisfied.

Even the perception of fraud can be damaging as it makes people less inclined to accept election results.

Washington was not inclined to accept it as amended.

We would be inclined to favour the universalization of the Commission's membership or, failing that, to maintain the status quo.

Historically, the post crisis consolidation phase has been one in which banks are inclined to be cautious and hesitant.

New economic evidence serves at best to nudge the views a little here, a little there of those inclined to be open minded.

Clinicians are inclined to diagnose disorders that they feel more comfortable treating.

The Strong then the Spectacle inclined towards him .

After all, generals will be more inclined to identify efficiencies if they believe that doing so will ultimately enable them to enhance their capabilities.

It is difficult to believe that they were the only ones so inclined.

And some of them inclined towards others , mutually questioning .

And some of them inclined towards others , mutually questioning .

The economic crisis has left many people far less prosperous, and perhaps less inclined to be ambitious in our efforts to address Europe s security challenges.

Do not be inclined towards the unjust ones lest you will be afflicted by the hell fire . Besides God , no one can be your protector nor will anyone be able to help you .

Do not be inclined towards the unjust ones lest you will be afflicted by the hell fire . Besides God , no one can be your protector nor will anyone be able to help you .

One might have thought that a socialist, and a French Socialist at that, would be more inclined toward finance skepticism.

Having destroyed an aristocracy, the French were inclined to survey its ruins with complacency.

Indeed , had We not strengthened you , you might have inclined to them a little ,

Indeed , had We not strengthened you , you might have inclined to them a little ,

I have inclined mine heart to perform thy statutes alway, even unto the end.

As his term winds down (the next presidential elections are two years away), he will be even less inclined to involve Mexico in foreign adventures.

Southern Europe is more inclined to view the crisis as having resulted from systemic flaws.

And they were inclined to play only one of their threat cards at a time.

So far, however, he seems inclined to make one of those systems resemble the other.

And We bestowed Sulaiman to Dawud what an excellent bondman ! He is indeed most inclined .

And We bestowed Sulaiman to Dawud what an excellent bondman ! He is indeed most inclined .

Whoever repents and acts righteously has inclined towards God with repentance .

Girls choose to study in specific fields and are less inclined to opt for a technical subject.

And if We had not strengthened you , you would have almost inclined to them a little .

And had We not given thee strength , thou wouldst nearly have inclined to them a little .

And if We had not strengthened you , you would have almost inclined to them a little .

And had We not given thee strength , thou wouldst nearly have inclined to them a little .

One might be inclined to interpret this amazing emerging market performance as a consequence of the growth in the amount of real stuff that these economies produced.

(Here's moreon Icelanders' attempts to update their language by recycling old words.) If it ends up sounding like other languages, then people would be less inclined to value it.

And had We not kept you steadfast , possibly you might have inclined to them just a little .

And had We not made you stand firm , you would nearly have inclined to them a little .

And had We not kept you steadfast , possibly you might have inclined to them just a little .

And had We not made you stand firm , you would nearly have inclined to them a little .

Officials must be at least as vigilant about reducing expenditure and withdrawing stimulus measures during periods of growth as they are inclined to introduce such policies during downturns.

The fifth tine is usually larger than the fourth and is inclined inward.

But they didn't listen, nor inclined their ear to turn from their wickedness, to burn no incense to other gods.

For, although a majority of French today may be inclined to sympathize with Sarkozy s immigrant bashing rhetoric, there is no guarantee that they will re elect him in 2012.

But, this time, an awakened citizenry was not inclined to readily accept that political leadership could be passed on so easily from father to daughter, from wife to husband, from father to son.

A decade ago, few minority victims would have been inclined or able to seek legal remedies for discrimination.