Sentences with phrase «little inclination»

Yet politicians are showing little inclination to seize this opportunity.

I found myself with little inclination to explore or engage in side quests, particularly since most of the loot I collected seemed to have very little impact on my performance.

Local district attorneys have shown little inclination to pursue public corruption cases.

The ensuing row prompted Mr Miliband - who had previously shown little inclination for changing the union link - to act.

But Legislature Chairman Ken Ronk (R - Shawangunk) said that he saw little inclination among members for a no - strings - attached continuation of the status quo.

The general lack of width was perturbing with the usual threats of Antonio and Cresswell showing little inclination to stretch the opposition defence.

India's climate discourse has historically focused on the principles of equity and historical responsibility, with little inclination for domestic action.

If you identify as a an «atheist» (and to many religious people, there's very little inclination to make fine nuanced distinction between «nones», «non-affiliated», «agnostic», «atheist» - they all get conceptually lumped together), there's plenty of strongly religious people who - according to polls - would refuse to vote for you.

Breathing the atmosphere of human education as we do from the moment of our birth, we have little inclination or time to consider what it represents, either on its own account or in relation to ourselves.

If members do not learn what it means to belong to «the Body of Christ» through service to one another, they will have little inclination to see or believe that the church is called to serve the world.

It has to be said that, so far, WCB's junior owners — doubtless many of them dair farmers — have shown little inclination to wait on further developments.

Furthermore, the Assembly Government shows little inclination to address either the increasingly grave situation facing Welsh farmers or the growing marginalisation of our rural communities.

But a key Senate Democratic official yesterday said there is little inclination to help an out - the - door governor who has been at war with the Legislature for two years.

But the Lib Dems are showing little inclination to reciprocate.

Human civilization shows little inclination to reduce CO2 the cheapest industrial way: cut greenhouse gas pollution from the biggest, most concentrated sources, such as coal - fired power plants or oil refineries.

Your friend may have little inclination to roll off the couch or crawl out of bed if she's depressed.

Here the main reason: many of the shares are held by investors with a long time horizon, who have little inclination to trade.

Is it a gamble to book a holiday to Las Vegas if you've little inclination to play the tables or spend hours feeding the omnipresent slot machines?

«The most communicative characteristics of the work are the eyes of the figures, and while clearly looking at the viewer, leave them with little inclination they are ever being seen.

You might think, therefore, that Huawei would have little inclination to focus on the US market moving forward.

Congress has shown little inclination to defy the powerful NRA and tighten gun laws, and Trump backed away from his initial support for raising the minimum age for buying an assault rifle to 21.

Forklift Operator Resume summaries save you from many situations including one in which the reader has little inclination to go through an entire two page resume.

Homeowners aged 50 and over show little inclination to downsize or move into «active adult» communities, findings from a survey of 1,500 homeowners by ERA Real Estate suggest.