Sentences with phrase «as inclined»

These individuals are not as inclined to clash in their attempts to establish dominance (Tiedens & Fragale, 2003).

The behaviour of any family member (not just that of the symptomatic family member) is viewed as inclined toward homeostasis i.e. returning the family to its habitual mode whenever family members are faced with some external or internal stress.

They fear that by sharing the research that you won't be as inclined to use them the next time you have a similar opening.

That, in turn, will lead to a healthier next generation that won't be as inclined to eat poorly because they'll know the wonderful feeling of healthfulness that comes from eating real food.

Neither Hansen nor you can predict when coal use is likely to end, nor state what will «come around 2100» — as much as I respect Dr Hansen, I'd be as inclined to listen to Nostradamus for predictions of our situation 90 years hence.

In fact, and especially as California residents, we're as inclined to explore as much nearby — like Baja camping — as we are anywhere else simply because there's so much to see.

A neutered male dog won't be as inclined to roam in search of a mate; roaming animals can cause vehicular accidents, scare children, and get separated from their homes.

A neutered male dog won't be as inclined to roam in search of a mate; roaming animals can cause vehicular accidents and scare children.

Doesn't Amazon realize that (1) the free books we've downloaded still provide them with data to recommend non-free books, several of which I've purchased from their recommendations and (2) those of us who still use e-ink Kindles many not be as inclined to buy a Kindle Fire now — if the availability of free Kindle books at Amazon decreases, we might as well buy the iPad Mini instead.

It has nothing to do with not wanting to finish the book, but I'm just not as inclined to «eat it up» if I'm reading off a computer screen.

Additionally, because of the Smart Fortwo Cabrio Electric Drive's high price of entry (for what it is) and limited driving range, you might be just as inclined to check out some other gas - powered alternatives within the mid - $ 20k price range.

The 2.0 - liter horizontally opposed Subaru four's 205 horsepower feels like, well, 205 horsepower, but to repeat, if you're as inclined toward this sort of sports car, it's plenty.

It doesn't grip as hard, its front wheels don't bite into the road with quite as much eagerness — nor send as much information to the steering wheel rim — and its rear axle doesn't feel quite as inclined to aid with direction changes.

Also, other classmates may not be as inclined to participate in fear of how others may respond.

Each Home Base's machine must include simple components such as inclined planes, wheels and axles, levers and pulleys.

Crafted from faux leather fabric, this casual jacket emphasizes a turn - down collarline, common drop shoulder design, and a brief solid color detailing, as well as the inclined zipper closure at the front which offers an easy fit.

I'm also obsessed with Tom Ford lipstick (not featured in photo below) which is splurge which is why it makes a great gift, since I'm not as inclined to buy it for myself as often.

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

This group became suspect as it inclined dangerously towards the doctrine of justification by faith alone.

Saint Augustine's maxim, Dilige et quod vis fac — if you but love [God], you may do as you incline — is morally one of the profoundest of observations, yet it is pregnant, for such persons, with passports beyond the bounds of conventional morality.

You can use this product as a typical bassinet or as an incline sleeper.

The close grip bench press is an excellent tool to add to your chest building arsenal, as well as the incline bench press.

The incline or decline of the walking surface is taken into consideration because more calories are burned as the incline of the walking surface increases, and less calories are burned as the decline of the walking surface increases.

You can also try a modified version such as an incline pushup or a wall pushup if floor pushups are challenging.

As the incline goes from -45 degrees (a decline flye), to 0 degrees (the flat bench flye), to 45 degrees (an incline flye), to 90 degrees (the military, or shoulder press), the primary muscles being worked progresses from the sternal region of the pectoralis major, to the clavicular region of the pectoralis major, to the deltoids (shoulders).

Exercises such as incline curls and drag curls (where the upper arm is positioned behind the torso) place more emphasis on the long head of the biceps.

The setup for the lift and movement during the rep is basically the same as the incline bench press.

After a tough set carrying the exercises to the point of failure, move immediately to the second exercise, such as incline or bench presses.

Typically, when you read about working the upper chest, you will hear a lot about incline exercises such as incline barbell or dumbell presses and incline flyes.

Other exercises could include any instance where the bench press has been compared to another upper - body pressing exercise, such as incline and decline bench press, shoulder press, dumbbell flys, or push - ups.

And what's great is, you can use this pulling lat activation method on your other Bench Press variations, such as Incline Bench and Decline Bench.

I agree that giving low - income students just 12 percent more funding in an ESA program is not enough, but it's important to note that few people balk at students in communities such as Incline Village receiving some 60 percent more funding than average.

Avoid motorways - you would think they would be fine as the inclines are minimal, and they are wide, but unfortunately they are not sheltered, and when conditions deteriorate it is all too easy to be caught out, or get stuck behind someone else who does.

Often referred to as an incline treadmill due to the therapists» ability to adjust the incline / decline as well as the speed, the treadmill is also a terrific form of canine rehabilitation therapy, effective at treating a wide range of problems from gait abnormalities to muscle weakness in older dogs.

It all leaves us in a farcical situation in which it does not matter what one's own personal interests are, just as long as they incline one towards the proper sort of political bias.

This integration will provide information such as incline and intensity to the Watch for more accurate workout tracking.

Prestigiously recognized as top performing real estate advisors, their accolades include a four - year streak as Incline Village Board of Realtors top producing agents by volume.

Not exact matches

«Now that we know which traits to look for, we can begin to make progress on how to best assess them in high - stakes settings such as hiring and promotion, where people are more inclined to hide the darker sides of their character,» she told The Huffington Post.

Using the cyclically adjusted price - to - earnings (or CAPE) ratio, a metric that he created, Shiller said he «would be inclined to recommend» what he sees as «undervalued» stocks.

«We are inclined to view it as posing greater trade risk for all types of energy, particularly if other nations establish new trade barriers against U.S. products,» Washington - based research firm ClearView Energy Partners LLC said in a report Monday.

Its proximity to all parts of the Bay Area, Sonoma and Napa, Sacramento, as well as Mendocino puts it amid a dense population traditionally inclined to marijuana interests and to some of the best farming conditions in the country.

A steeper rate incline likely will come with increased inflation pressures that could serve as a millstone for the market.

For those so inclined, there are a number of things to consider first, such as the form of borrowing.

If a company depends on Microsoft Office desktop applications and Active Directory to maintain secure access to those applications, it will likely be inclined to run Microsoft Azure services as well.

For those who are not as sports - inclined as the rest, the Super Bowl is the perfect day to indulge in a food coma — pizza is plentiful, as are wings, a variety of dips and several other snacks that you can enjoy while waiting for Justin Timberlake to take the stage for the halftime show.

«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.»

«I went from economic concerns to war concerns, and I'm more inclined to support Ron Paul as our chief diplomat.»

Although you might be inclined to try and complete as much as possible without assistance, by bringing in accountants early, you could find that you achieve a far more professional and preferable solution than by going it alone.

As secretary of state, Clinton said in 2010 she was inclined to approve it.

As a host based in the United States, if you're fluent in French, for example, and promote this within your profile, travelers visiting from France may be more inclined to stay with you because you speak their language.