Lib Dem supporters who voted Labour last time to ensure a Tory defeat will, the theory goes, be less inclined to do so next month, partly because they feel more hostile towards the government because of Iraq and partly because they no longer fear a Tory recovery.

ECONOMIST: Bagehot

And I'll be happy to be interrupted if you feel inclined to do so because I want this to be accurate.

CNN: AllPolitics - Lake Hearing Transcript

Mr. JEFF SADOSKY (Florida Republican Party): Not something that they might be originally inclined to do, but once we kind of get out there and talk about what that means and make sure voters are educated about the process, we're pretty confident that our candidate will be able to hold the seat.

NPR: Foley Allegations May Help Florida Democrat

It remains to be seen whether he actually feels inclined to do what she tells him.

BBC: Will Hillary Clinton's gamble on Karzai pay off?

The multiplicity of sources on the Web forces the reader to be his own editor, and not many people are inclined to do all the work of scanning a variety of the relevant sites to get a full picture.

CNN: Commentary: News can outlast newspapers

Potential donors might be more inclined to contribute if they can do so on the spot with the push of a button.

FORBES: Magazine Article

What do you say to Republican senators who might be inclined to heed that advice?

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing