be inclined

Rather than kowtowing to the Republican framing on the issue, which she can be inclined to do, she dismissed it as not a major American concern.

In an email, Brewer suggested that potential Harris voters might be inclined in particular to believe in the Mothman—which, according to witnesses, is a 7-foot creature with glowing red eyes that makes “a screeching sound” as it follows cars through the dark mountain night:

Brands, engages in a discreet laundering of Lindbergh’s views and expertise, such that a reader who is not conversant with historical details might be inclined to accept his version at face value.

“Would you be inclined to say yes?”

Lest you be inclined to defend all this as just a hard-nosed boss making tough-but-fair decisions, consider that Zaslav continues to be very, very bad at making money and managing a media conglomerate—just ask the investors who depressed WBD’s stock value to a near-all-time-low valuation of $6.62 per share on Monday.