Sentence examples for Amenable to advice from inspiring English sources
ReprintsThe police believe that hardliners previously loyal to Sunni and Shia groups amenable to advice from the government are beginning to break away.
The key thing is that we're trying to take teams on a journey with us and with one anther, and some people are not amenable to change and not amenable to coaching and not amenable to advice.
Individuals in our sample were amenable to healthcare worker advice, suggesting that future combination prevention strategies could be successfully implemented in a healthcare setting.
The major influences on risk, regardless of markers for socioeconomic deprivation, are amenable to change and specific advice needs to be given, particularly on use of alcohol or drugs before cosleeping and cosleeping on a sofa.
The major influences on risk of SIDS, regardless of markers for socioeconomic deprivation, are amenable to change and specific advice needs to be given, particularly on the use of alcohol or drugs if cosleeping with an infant and the risk of cosleeping on a sofa.
GPs' low rates of rates of recording cessation advice appear relatively amenable to change as, for example, distributing questionnaires about smoking to patients sitting in doctors' waiting rooms, doubled GPs' advice-recording without their being any simultaneous increase in actual advice-giving [ 24].
BioStar in particular seems most amenable to meeting the CBW's needs for continued learning and advice beyond the classroom because 'questions and answers are rated by members of the site and can be edited by any member, in a manner analogous to a wiki' [ 27], allowing for the best and most trusted advice to float to the top.
A summary of the performed optimizations and advice on how to adjust code to make it more amenable to optimization is provided as appropriate, and can serve as a starting point for further optimization.
She's amenable to anything.
We're amenable to meeting with them".
Heroin addiction is particularly amenable to treatment.
