Sentences with phrase «appear inclined»

Tailor your CV as per job description and frame some answers as per job requirement, this will help you appear inclined towards the job role in the interview.

For the first time ever, male students appear inclined to award higher damages to female victims than do female first years.

The funding market in the Netherlands is not currently regulated and the legislator does not appear inclined to introduce regulation.

The former appear inclined to send him back to office for the rest of his life.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo doesn't appear inclined to grant Mayor Bill de Blasio's request to grant the city control of its own local minimum wage — setting the stage for another major policy disagreement between the state's leading two Democrats.

Golisano didn't appear inclined to return full - time to Western NY, however, telling reporters that Florida, which he made his permanent residence last year to protest the high taxes here in the Empire State, is «good» and «different in a lot of ways.»

[Mr Cassidy once again tries to set Senator Xenophon straight, but he's does not appear inclined to listen... for example...]

Rockland County Republican Tom Basile is running an only - if - he - retires campaign for the seat of state Sen. Bill Larkin, 90, who so far appears inclined to seek a 15th term.

Padavan has an ally in Mayor Bloomberg, who has long been a supporter of the veteran GOP lawmaker and appears inclined to continue to do so, even as he moves away from a policy of strictly contributing to the Senate Republicans in favor of backing individuals lawmakers on a case - by - case basis, regardless of their party affiliation.

Despite the loss in 2012, the legislature appears inclined to try and repropose the judge emeritus concept again to voters.

Not exact matches

«Today's comments appear to open the door for others on the Committee to revise their forecast as they see fit, and that Powell himself may be inclined to look for four hikes this year,» he wrote in a note.»

And appearing insecure makes others less inclined to engage with you.

While the claim that John Horgan and the NDP have made does appear to resonate with a substantial number of Canadians, in action, they're less inclined to think that the decision to delay the project was the right one.

Other members of the delegation, including Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Larry Kudlow, who heads the National Economic Council, appear more inclined to strike deals that would accomplish the president's goal of reducing the gap between what America imports from China and what it sells to the country, and thus head off the risk of an escalating trade war.

The more we modern people experiment with it, retooling it to suit our material desires, our political agendas, our busy lives, the more we would appear to risk losing what it is that makes many people religiously inclined in the first place.

It appears clearly in the touching and beautiful characterization of Pausanias, whom Hoelderlin has depicted as a companion to Empedocles: the only person who is close to the master, to whom the master inclines himself lovingly and trustingly, and yet whom he must so often instruct and correct, who can not understand the highest and final thing — the necessity and the loneliness of the sacrifice.

Wolves work tremendously hard in every single match and while the quality isn't always evident, their industry and willingness to fight for the cause is apparent for all to see, which is more than can be said for Carlo Ancelotti's side, who appear at eachother's throat and have been more inclined to blame everyone else rather than themselves.

And the ones who aren't force - fed asparagus are more inclined to try it, perhaps not the first time it appears on their plates, but eventually.

Second, Labour - inclined voters appear to be voting for the party despite Miliband so an attack would have little effect.

«It appears the kids who are heavily into drinking energy drinks are more likely to be the ones who are inclined toward taking risks,» Kathleen Miller, an addiction researcher who led a 2008 study on the subject, told The New York Times.

It's not clear whether Murray is inclined to sign on as DSCC chair, but she appears to be under a full - court press from Reid and the White House to do so.

Now that they are not getting returns from the optimism they invested in Buhari, whose ill - health has largely distracted him from governance, the people have become forlorn and appear ready to re-invest the same optimism and support in the presidential aspiration of another of their own, not inclined to look southward.

A study, published today in Science Advances, found that when scientists used noninvasive brain stimulation to disrupt a brain region called the temporoparietal junction (TPJ), people appeared less able to see things from the point of view of their future selves or of another person, and consequently were less likely to share money with others and more inclined to opt for immediate cash instead of waiting for a larger bounty at a later date.

When they encountered an uncertain food reward, the perturbed dogs also appeared less inclined to try the ambiguous treat, which the researchers interpreted as evidence that dogs indeed feel anxious when left alone.

It appears that President Barack Obama's White House is less inclined to filter the CDC message.

Scientists today appear just as inclined to believe in God as their colleagues were in 1916.

Therefore, the data appears to indicate that bench angles between 30 and 56 degrees display superior pectoralis major clavicular head muscle activity than steeper or less inclined variations.

The dumbbell shoulder press and seated row appear to be reliable options, but the barbell shoulder press, bench press, upright row and incline lat pull - down are good alternatives.

The movie claims to have been adapted from Robert C. O'Brien's strange, awkward young - adult novel, but all Modi appears to have taken is the title, about which you're free to speculate if you're so inclined.

When considering whether an item such as «I am a hard worker» should be marked «very much like me,» a child (or her teacher or parent) may be inclined to choose a higher rating in order to appear more attractive to herself or to others.

Schools of choice appear to be open to students with disabilities but aren't as bureaucratically inclined to label students as disabled as are traditional public schools.

These teachers appear to have a very healthy motivational profile; they know what needs to be done in order to succeed in their work (low uncertain control), and they are not anxious or inclined towards performance avoidance strategies.

Anecdotally, it appears that girls are more inclined to engage in cyberbullying than boys.

Superintendents from nontraditional backgrounds, however, appear more inclined to push legal boundaries to advance an agenda of reform.

Berg said it's been a struggle to start a conversation about administrator pay in North Carolina, but lawmakers appear more inclined to take action today.

Overall, the razor sharp styling of the NX, which appears youth inclined, might not be to everyone's taste, but Lexus has made sure that no one will ever complain about it looking humdrum.

The roof, which appears to be sloping quite sharply, only looks so because of its clever design - the inclining waistline and windowline, along with the high rear haunch.

It would appear that Amazon is more inclined to be making money than they are about ensuring that those that sell on amazon are not being cheated by unscrupulous companies such as Balboa press.

If function of anti-aliasing of a font is support, the bent and inclined edges of characters appear semitones and from it become more smooth.

There appears to be some opportunities to work for a couple of Canadian discount brokerages if you're so inclined.

With the political and social chaos at a swift incline since the infamous augmentation incident, it would appear that a larger entity is at play on the chessboard: the Illuminati.

Sheets of paper that are rolled and inclined against the wall appear as copper pipes, with a density and lustre anchored by the coats of copper - tinted acrylic paint.

As a result, people are often inclined to accept data and interpretations that appear to validate their prior views.

Moreover, if you look at recent events such as the violent protests through much of the UK and Europe against government cutbacks and austerity, it would appear that the Left are somewhat more inclined to resort to violence in order to advance their political goals.

I'm inclined to agree with Tony B regarding your arrogance, which perhaps is cause; it appears to undermine an objective approach and hence calls into question in reader's minds the validity of what might well be useful contributions.

Perhaps for this reason (in part, anyway), Judge Perry appears not inclined to find fair use.

Due to these two approaches, the Supreme Court was inclined to think that the effect of the Directive is that it is unlawful to discriminate against part - time workers when a retirement pension falls due for payment; however the correct approach did not appear to the Supreme Court to be sufficiently clear.

As counsel for the plaintiff noted, the plaintiff does not appear to be academically inclined and she may not be attracted to or be well suited to many of the more sedentary jobs that are open to her.

Indeed, Ms. Kerr suggests that using expert evidence can help the prisoners» lawyers make these decisions appear less complex, and more penal, than judges, who are not familiar with the prison environment, are inclined to believe.

The courts also appear to be less inclined to accept arguments about fair hearing or that justice can not be done in the alternative jurisdiction in the absence of the strongest possible evidence to the contrary (Ferrexpo AG v Gilson Investments Ltd & Ors [2012] EWHC 721 (Comm), [2012] 1 Lloyd's Rep 588).