Recent research by University at Buffalo psychologist Leonard Epstein demonstrated that consumers are inclined to do just that.
The abuse is widely known among Iraqis, and those inclined to act don't need photographic evidence as justification.
Young people are innately more inclined to overthrow the existing order than are their elders.
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White people are often only inclined to cast votes for people of their race.
Women are less inclined to put up with abusive husbands when they can easily find jobs.
But there may still be a strategy appealing to those who are charitably inclined.
What do you say to Republican senators who might be inclined to heed that advice?
Nor is the CRO inclined to minimise the arduousness of its own special task.
The longer Iran digs in its heels, the less inclined Europe will be to defend it.
They are less likely to marry in their teens and more inclined to pursue a career.
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In any case, Zakaria is inclined to think that rational calculation will ultimately prevail.
However, the options are there to let you change your mind if you are so inclined.
And in cold weather people are less inclined to buy summer fruits like strawberries and raspberries.
This seems to have inclined them to overlook its many failings in other areas.
But if you were so inclined, apparently all you have to do work on the railroad.
Why are people, politicians especially, inclined to see the global economy as a zero-sum game?
Moreover, the government is still inclined to meddle, even taking stakes and muddying ownership.
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That suggests it's not inclined to cut rates, as many have hoped it would.
But a shipper who hears tales about lost luggage may be inclined to patronize FedEx instead.
True, the second player might well be inclined to confess and so get off scot-free.
It remains to be seen whether he actually feels inclined to do what she tells him.
Having had a look first-hand, we're more inclined to believe claims that it's easy to install.
Stuff, in other words, that few Administrations, Republican or Democrat, are inclined to cut deeply.
They are, for example, more inclined to accept higher taxes in return for better public services.
However I do enjoy his company and am inclined to speak well of him.
Clyburn made it clear that Hill Democrats aren't inclined to give Obama everything he wants.
Even those inclined to support Giuliani find themselves wondering if there is something wrong with him.
Mortgage holders will be less inclined to default since their houses are now appreciating assets.
So, left to their own devices, builders are inclined to give short shrift to efficiency.
Go ahead and read all 238 pages of the Paterno family report, if you're so inclined.
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