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• Despite such perceptions, Daniel and others seem disinclined to change.
• But the Republican Congress is disinclined to reopen the welfare debate.
• Federal regulators seem disinclined to declare a moratorium on human xenotransplants.
• At present, the United Nations is disinclined to do so.
• And we were disinclined to make an issue out of it.
• True enough _ but many Canadians are disinclined to accept this.
• They are extremely disinclined to any form of labour or exertion.
• The energized Tech defense was disinclined to allow any such thing.
• I am disinclined to believe him, on the evidence provided.
• Thus I'm disinclined to extend it as Gatoclass presented.
• But most Indians seem disinclined to take the matter seriously.
• Where the camp is located precisely, Klein is disinclined to say.
• They may be disinclined to back a moderate this time.
• But this sounded Monday like a court disinclined to passivity.
• He sounded disinclined to make a deal for a backup.
• Bush, at 90 percent, is disinclined to mix it up.
• The suddenly dangerous Dutchman is disinclined to do things easily.
• And teams are increasingly disinclined to take on large contracts.
• England has always been disinclined to accept human nature ."
• They were on the whole disinclined to share power with the locals.