Sentence examples for a more amenable from inspiring English sources

Then he found a more amenable left-handed batsman from Western Australia at the other end.

Earlier this year Kouyaté was replaced by a more amenable candidate.

In the run-up to the Paris summit, however, the kingdom adopted a more amenable posture.

These could usher in a more amenable government in Congo or so Mr Museveni hopes.

(Another issue is whether the prospect of serious legal trouble might make Cohen a more amenable witness for Mueller).

After a year and a half with Kim Jong-un, the succession did not produce a more amenable and peaceful government in Pyongyang.

Harman (Harman, 2011) proposed a new category of testability transformation (used to produce a version of a program more amenable to test data generation) called testability refactoring.

It would be hard to find a project more amenable to hype, or an industry less shy about disclosing its extravagance.

With recent revelations about Iran's nuclear deception, the growing and shared concerns of the major European states and a far more amenable Russia and China, the moment for an international boycott has come.

And Mr Netanyahu, who favours any strengthening of Fatah at the expense of Hamas as a long-term Israeli interest, may be a little more amenable than he looks.

"The regime is in a much more amenable mood because the economy is in a shambles.