Sentences with phrase «inclined in»

Furthermore, LG said that the battery objects inclined in the LG Q6 have taken thru varied security tests to be definite that the protection.

The founder and CEO of the North Carolina - based Morgan Creek Capital Management firm states that the cryptocurrency has the potential of gaining value, thanks to its technical infrastructure and other factors that are already inclined in its favor.

Outside of that context, enforceability of judgements across the European Economic Area becomes less clear and therefore the balance may be inclined in favour of other internationally recognised financial centres such as Paris or Munich.

But Donald Trump isn't a white pride leader, even if those who are inclined in that direct may lean in his direction.

I think I would be much more inclined in your case to continue to plug away at debt repayment, Tom.

In addition, with charge - off rates now at relatively low levels, and with revenue growth remaining anemic, credit card issuers may be more inclined in the coming quarters to seek to build card outstandings and drive net interest income, perhaps through a combination of easing underwriting standards, offering strong introductory offers on balance transfers, and even reducing APRs.

I think I'm the only one in the group inclined in that fashion!

For the OCD - inclined in the audience, that's about 2.3 million pixels, neatly aligned on your tablet's display.

It also seems less inclined in my most recent drives to follow the right side lane marking onto an off - ramp, although it may be I'm also better prepared for that possibility.

It's the moment when a date can come to a crashing halt for the politically inclined in Washington.

Emilia Wickstead, ADEAM, A.Detacher, Elie Saab are also more inclined in their collections to orange and other shades of red and yellow colors.

Not only I have noticed energy level inclined in me, but I noticed I pooped nice long solid iguana out of my but which my doctor says is how it should be.

The most common type of arthritis that affects adults is osteoarthritis, with women more inclined in developing it compared to men.

I know it's a loaded thing to post anything even remotely politically inclined in an election year (or ever for that matter!)

This is a call to all Christians, of course, but if there are those who are inclined in this direction, we need to cherish and encourage their roles in the Church.

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.

Professor Elmer Homrighausen, of the Princeton Seminary, himself inclined in the neo-orthodox direction, wrote about this matter in The Christian Century (July 18, 1956):

The conservative wing of the church is itself a fragile coalition, including those who lean in a catholic direction, those who are card - carrying charismatics, those inclined in an Anabaptist direction, and those who are really pragmatists at heart but for the moment lean to conservatism out of convenience and traditional piety.

Mandy Horvath climbed the more than 2,700 steps of the Manitou Incline in Colorado - dubbed the «holy grail of cardio» - in four hours.

Of course, you'll also notice the fairly steady incline in stock prices since March 2009, which makes the 394 - point decline look negligible.

We discover what St. Thomas calls our «natural inclinations,» namely, that our very human nature inclines us in certain directions.

And yet, our understanding of God's perfection inclines us in precisely this direction.

Tal's Hill was inspired by the older ballparks, including Crosley Field in Cincinnati, that had inclines in the outfield.

You?ll know this when your head inclines in response to the catcalls of the truck drivers.

You can find on the market co-sleeper models that provide a slight incline in order to ease the discomfort of reflux of colic.

We were moving my 3 year old daughter up from a First Years True Fit because the incline in the old seat was pretty drastic and was difficult for her to get into on her own.

The Stokke bathtub and insert, however, don't work well for newborn James due to the steep incline in the insert.

«We may see a slight incline in the graduation rate but I'm questioning whether or not we are ignoring the fact that we are losing so many ninth graders,» she said.

To figure out why birds do this, researchers implanted sensors in the wing and primary flight muscles of three pigeons, and had them traverse steep inclines in the lab.

What is the best way to achieve running up the same incline in the future?

The plan: If you're on a treadmill, shake things up by increasing your incline periodically throughout your workout (i.e., increase your incline 1 % every minute for five minutes, then reduce your incline in the same manner, repeating six or more times).

Over the last few years Sports Luxe or «Sports Luxury» clothing has been on the incline in public popularity, undoubtedly aided by the rise of celebrities and musicians showing off their outfits on social media.

These two actors have since gained more acclaim for their recent roles in film and television and will likely see more of an incline in their careers due to the popularity of their characters.

Tractors and other vehicles in the game no longer wildly flip over or get stuck on every small incline in the environment.

It also grants him the power to climb very steep inclines in a slinky - like fashion.

Check out this one of the keystone - shaped grille and iconic round headlamps of a black Rubicon climbing up a slick, boulder infested incline in the rain.

Intensive month - long «king of the sand» durability cycle in the Middle East, tackling punishing dirt roads, off - road sand driving and tough inclines in intense desert heat

The 10 - speed automatic — available on Elite and Touring models — helped immensely, finding the right gear for climbing the inclines in Arkansas and Missouri without difficulty.

The low end is so strong that the V - Cross can chug up an incline in third gear at 20kmph with the engine spinning at only 900rpm!

A city that's experiencing an incline in residents is usually desirable and is experiencing a strong economy (in other words, it has jobs).

Look for the beginnings of an incline in home sales, which indicates that prices have reached their bottom.

The cost of attending college and university has been on a steady incline in the past ten years, making tuition and cost of attendance a primary factor students consider when choosing a college.

A significant decline or incline in weight could severely impact your dog.

This, however, is not on the incline in the country or world by any means.

If the government would realize the magnitude of the problem when it comes to animal overpopulation in this province, maybe they would incline themselves in making a difference for everyone.

The plot of observed inbreeding for Labrador Retrievers (Fig. 2) is fairly typical of the profile of most breeds, with a steep incline in the 1980s gradually flattening to present, and in some breeds even recently declining.

It is obvious failings like this, where the city went from consistently declining impound and euthanasia numbers prior to the ordinance taking effect and immediately began seeing inclines in both categories that have virtuatlly all animal welfare organizations speaking out against mandatory spay / neuter laws — including the AVMA, ASPCA, Best Friends, American Humane, Ally Cat Allies and the No Kill Advocacy Center.

The steepest railway incline in Germany is on the Kasbachtal Railway as it runs from Linz - am - Rhein to Kalenborn.

With the best views and greatest experience comes a price — steep inclines in the heart of the Guatemalan highlands.

What would you say are the inclines in degrees of the various paths to the Seat?