I'm most inclined to give the Fishy to Tai or Cydney.
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Thomas might be most inclined to leave the bench while a Republican holds the White House.
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But the women most inclined to groom are younger, between the ages of 18 and 34.
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Several Republican lawmakers seemed most inclined to praise Mr. Trump and his team for acting decisively.
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They are alienating the very people who would be most inclined to rally to their cause — military veteran.
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They're not the only ones who feel disenfranchised, either — just the ones whose voices we're most inclined to hear.
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Trump's incendiary anti-Muslim rhetoric is likely to inflame the troubled people most inclined to commit terrorism in America.
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I was curious whether Bessler could tell me what kind of person was most inclined to choose bariatric surgery.
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Caucusgoers tend to be older, the Democratic subgroup most inclined to support Biden — and also the most likely to show up.
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Millennials are also the most inclined to go solar, though the expense of solar panels remains the biggest (perceived) barrier for all demographics.
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But HBO's "Veep" — one of the shows you'd think would be most inclined to satirize a vulgar, egotistical U.S. president — isn't changing course.
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When a system is in trouble, the people most able to diagnose the problem are not necessarily the ones most inclined to remedy it.
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They're using their influence to teach young people — the ones most inclined to grapple with self-hatred — to start considering what self-love means.
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But the more unsafe the app makes you feel the most inclined you would feel to dole out money for a Ring home security system.
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There are legitimate questions here, and, unsurprisingly, the pundits most inclined to urge respect for Trump were those most upset by the "rudeness" at Hamilton.
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Still, some fear that developers are most inclined to build unaffordable apartments, when alternatives, like public gardens, could be more beneficial to the surrounding area.
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The research said the findings were not surprising because many migrants were single males aged 14-30, the demographic most inclined to crime, regardless of nationality.
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The most inclined to share on social media are those less than 34 years old, according to the survey, which polled 3,608 U.S. mobile phone users.
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Nunes was always a dubious choice to lead such a vital investigation, as he was one of the members of Congress most inclined to publicly back Trump.
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But Fox seems most inclined to just let stuff ride as long as it sees some sort of upside in terms of future revenue from streaming services.
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Greg wins week after week not just because he's a delightful fan favorite but because he's the character who seems the most inclined to self-preservation without accompanying self-pity.
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Yet even the clubs most inclined to think out of the box have never questioned one of the sport's fundamental truths: pitchers pitch, hitters hit, and never the twain shall meet.
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His comments suggested he'd be most inclined to weigh in if Trump violated basic principles Obama has tried to uphold, such as minority rights, equal protection and respect for civilian life.
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Buyers with cash, tenacity, and time were the most inclined to risk buying these houses, which often came "as is" with the risk of violations or squatters, damaged walls, or cracked foundations.
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Though they tend to pull support from different pools of voters, Sanders and Warren remain the progressive movement's most recognizable -- and, at least among those most inclined to their politics -- beloved figures.
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New England and the Northeast were the regions most accepting of transgender people choosing restrooms by identity while the Southwest, Southeast and South were most inclined to side with the birth certificate standard.
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It's an amorphous movement, but is composed of break-away factions of the conservative movement that are most inclined to support Trump: protectionists, nativists, isolationists, with more than a dash of white nationalism.
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The internet of the 1990s was a perfect canvas for alarmism: hard to define, easy to misunderstand, growing rapidly but not yet vital or even familiar to those most inclined to worry about it.
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Whether the culprit is sheer procrastination or a truly overbooked schedule, I find that late at night is when I'm the most inclined to take care of business and also have miscellaneous unnecessary creative epiphanies.
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They are instead attempting to break those promises as swiftly and completely as possible, and at the expense not mainly of liberal Obamacare supporters, but of the very voters most inclined to have believed the lies.
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That would most likely surprise many Americans, according to a study by Yale researchers, which found that the nation's progress toward economic equality was broadly overestimated, with wealthy white people the most inclined to overstate the economic progress of African-Americans.
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The next step would be one we are already familiar with: the exploitation of the algorithms used by social media sites like Twitter and Facebook to spread stories virally to those most inclined to show interest in them, even if those stories are fake.
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LG: In an article that you wrote following the most recent Weiner scandal, specifically about addiction, you cited a study that said it found that people most inclined to problematic sexting are also the the ones inclined towards other sorts of high risk behaviors.
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"The British are most inclined to be optimistic on where China is headed, given their economic and financial incentives are stronger than other EU countries," said Jennifer Harris, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations formerly with the State Department and the National Intelligence Council.
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During 1953, Burroughs was at a loose end. Due to legal problems, he was unable to live in the cities toward which he was most inclined. He spent time with his parents in Palm Beach, Florida, and New York City with Allen Ginsberg. When Ginsberg refused his romantic advances,Bill Morgan, 2006.
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Halimede has the second most eccentric and third most inclined orbit around Neptune. This is illustrated on the diagram in relation to other irregular satellites of Neptune. The satellites above the horizontal axis are prograde, the satellites beneath it are retrograde. The yellow segments extend from the pericentre to the apocentre, showing the eccentricity.
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Her stories and sketches of home life and pioneer incidents were especially popular. While most inclined to fiction, she wrote numerous letters of travel. Her descriptions of life and scenery in California, Arizona, Nevada and Utah were unusually entertaining. She gave much time to the investigation of certain phases of the working-woman problem, and has also written special articles on art subjects.
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Some campaigns target people who are most inclined to accept suggested messages while other campaigns aim at those with highest risk, despite the fact that they are hard to reach or least likely to adopt recommended behavior.Des Jarlais, D.C., Padian, N.S., & Winkelstein, W. (1994). Targeted HIV-prevention programs. New England Journal of Medicine, 331, 1451–1453.Freimuth, V.S., & Mettger, W. (1990).
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Montgomery was born on April 16, 1944, in Nashville, Tennessee. Baseball played a huge role in his family; his father frequently took part in sandlot ball, while his brother Gerald played for several minor league affiliates of the Boston Red Sox. Montgomery attended Nashville's Central High School. Although he actively participated in three sports, he was most inclined to baseball, playing in the outfield, at first base and pitching.
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In the Uranian system, due to the planet's lesser degree of oblateness, and the larger relative size of its satellites, escape from a mean-motion resonance is much easier than for satellites of Jupiter or Saturn. Miranda's orbit is the most inclined of any of Uranus's large satellites, at 4.232°, it is 10 to 20 times that of Titania, Ariel and Umbriel and 73 times that of Oberon.
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Social media was outraged by her suicide and sparked more uproar for international LGBT equality in society. The Turkish Psychological Association (TPD) expressed concern that Eylül's suicide would spark more suicides in Turkish LGBT youth. They say that it is critical that detailed explanations of the death should be avoided, as it often will become a role model for adolescents and young adults, who are the most inclined to depression and suicidal actions.
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John Locke (1632–1704) According to James, the temperament of rationalist philosophers differed fundamentally from the temperament of empiricist philosophers of his day. The tendency of rationalist philosophers toward refinement and superficiality never satisfied an empiricist temper of mind. Rationalism leads to the creation of closed systems, and such optimism is considered shallow by the fact-loving mind, for whom perfection is far off. Rationalism is regarded as pretension, and a temperament most inclined to abstraction.
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The scientific field entails rigorous intersubjective scrutinizing of theory and data.Bourdieu 2004/2002, p. 47–8: "The work of departicularization, universalization, that goes on in the [scientific] field, through the regulated confrontation of the competitors most inclined and most able to expose... any judgement aspiring to validation and, through this, to universal validity, is the reason why the truth regognized by the scientific field is irreducible to its historical and social conditions of production."Bourdieu, Pierre.
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Rings 6, 5 and 4 are the innermost and dimmest of Uranus's narrow rings. They are the most inclined rings, and their orbital eccentricities are the largest excluding the ε ring. In fact, their inclinations (0.06°, 0.05° and 0.03°) were large enough for Voyager 2 to observe their elevations above the Uranian equatorial plane, which were 24–46 km. Rings 6, 5 and 4 are also the narrowest rings of Uranus, measuring 1.6–2.2 km, 1.9–4.9 km and 2.4–4.4 km wide, respectively.
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The orbit of Iapetus is somewhat unusual. Although it is Saturn's third-largest moon, it orbits much farther from Saturn than the next closest major moon, Titan. It has also the most inclined orbital plane of the regular satellites; only the irregular outer satellites like Phoebe have more inclined orbits. Because of this distant, inclined orbit, Iapetus is the only large moon from which the rings of Saturn would be clearly visible; from the other inner moons, the rings would be edge-on and difficult to see.
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In the mid-seventeenth century, Turkish Muslims are documented to have immigrated with other European immigrants. Although joined with Protestants and Jews seeking religious freedom, it is unlikely the Muslims were free to practice at the time. Immigration drastically increased from 1878 to 1924 when Muslims from Syria settled in modern-day Ohio, Michigan, Iowa, and Dakotas. During that era, the Ford Company employed Muslims as well as African-Americans, since they were the most inclined to work in its factories under demanding conditions.
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Although Southard expressed a great deal of interest in research, he was most inclined to work on the classification, nomenclature and definition of psychiatric and philosophical concepts. He said he realized that such work was ridiculed by many, but a "psychiatric dictionary (to include definitions of every near-lying psychological and philosophical term also) would do more to push mental hygiene on than any other single thing I can think of." Southard proposed an eleven-category classification system for psychiatric diagnoses, which was not adopted. He was particularly interested in dementia praecox (which he favored renaming schizophrenia), and found diffuse anatomic differences in the brains of schizophrenic patients.
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In the adaptation of The X-Files to film, greater effects and a longer plotline were involved. Additionally, adaptations of television shows will offer the viewer the opportunity to see the television show's characters without broadcast restrictions. These additions (nudity, profanity, explicit drug use, and explicit violence) are only rarely a featured adaptive addition (film versions of "procedurals" such as Miami Vice are most inclined to such additions as featured adaptations) – South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut is a notable example of a film being more explicit than its parent TV series. At the same time, some theatrically released films are adaptations of television miniseries events.
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In the recent decade's general elections, political commentators positioned D66 at the centre of the political spectrum and that most inclined to progressive reform.In his model depicting the political space in the Netherlands at the general elections of 2006, Dutch political scientist and lecturer in politics at the Free University of Amsterdam and creator of the Electoral Compass concept, André Krowel, positioned D66 and GroenLinks as the most progressive, with D66 situated at the centre of the political landscape and with GroenLinks most to the left in that model. This offers the party a lot of possibilities for co-operation with others in the Dutch political landscape. Historically, D66 has co-operated in cabinets with the Labour Party (PvdA).
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The people most affected by the Gold yuan storm were the small middle class in the city. They had no greater capitalist means and resources to protect what little they had, nor were they as unproductive as the rural peasants or proletariat. In the early days of the issuance of the Gold yuan, or when forced, or out of trust in the government, to exchange the accumulated property for the Gold yuan, the greatest losses were suffered in the hyperinflation, and some people became destitute as a result. The Republic of China's government, despite the hundreds of millions of dollars of gold and silver foreign exchange seized from the people through the issuance of the Golde Yuan notes, lost the trust and support of the most inclined class in the country: the urban people.
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A man of great charm, distinguished appearance and elegant manners who was fluent in English, Corbin was a favorite of the British Establishment and a dinner invitation with him was a great and much sought after honor. Corbin in his dispatches to Paris made clear his personal preference for anti-appeasement Conservative MPs, often favorably mentioning Winston Churchill, Leo Amery, Alfred Duff Cooper, General Edward Spears, and Sir Anthony Eden together with the Francophile National Labour MP Harold Nicolson. Corbin noted in his dispatches to Paris a connection between Francophilia and an anti-appeasement stance, commenting that those MPs most inclined to be Francophiles like Churchill, Duff Cooper, Spears, Amery and Nicolson were the ones most likely to be opposed to appeasement. Through Nicolson and his wife, the novelist Lady Vita Sackville-West, Corbin was well connected to the British aristocracy, though Corbin found the bohemian Sackville-West not to match his idea about what a British aristocrat should be like.
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Strauss's argument is not that the medieval writers he studies reserved one exoteric meaning for the many (hoi polloi) and an esoteric, hidden one for the few (hoi aristoi), but that, through rhetorical stratagems including self-contradiction and hyperboles, these writers succeeded in conveying their proper meaning at the tacit heart of their writings—a heart or message irreducible to "the letter" or historical dimension of texts. Explicitly following Gotthold Ephraim Lessing's lead, Strauss indicates that medieval political philosophers, no less than their ancient counterparts, carefully adapted their wording to the dominant moral views of their time, lest their writings be condemned as heretical or unjust, not by "the many" (who did not read), but by those "few" whom the many regarded as the most righteous guardians of morality. It was precisely these righteous personalities who would be most inclined to persecute/ostracize anyone who was in the business of exposing the noble or great lie upon which the authority of the few over the many stands or falls.Jew and Philosopher: The Return to Maimonides in the Jewish Thought of Leo Strauss p.
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William Peyton Hubbard was a city of Toronto alderman from 1894 to 1914 The flow between the United States and Canada continued in the twentieth century. Some Black Canadians trace their ancestry to people who fled racism in Oklahoma, Texas, and other southern states in the early 1900s as part of the Great Migration out of the rural South, building new homesteads and communities – often block settlements – in Alberta and Saskatchewan just after they became provinces in 1905.Settlement – New Communities – Black Settlers Examples include Amber Valley, Campsie, Junkins (now Wildwood) and Keystone (now Breton) in Alberta, as well as a former community in the Rural Municipality of Eldon, north of Maidstone, Saskatchewan (see, for example, Saskatchewan Municipal Heritage Property No. 439: the original log-style Shiloh (Charlow) Baptist Church and associated cemetery, 30 km north of Maidstone.) Many of them were disappointed to encounter racism when they arrived in Canada, which they had regarded as a kind of Promised Land. Historically, Black Canadians, being descended from either Black Loyalists or American run-away slaves, had supported the Conservative Party as the party most inclined to maintain ties with Britain, which was seen as the nation that had given them freedom.
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