Sentence examples for also receptive from inspiring English sources

An industry spokesman was also receptive to the new rules.

"The greens were also receptive and I had a lot of tap-ins".

She is also receptive to notable material from people with no connection to Waterbury.

He was also receptive to foreign and institutional investment being brokered through City Hall to help fund the sorts of housing London needs.

The town was also receptive to Mr. Bissett's and Mr. Petrocelli's plan to build the aquarium as a profit-making venture.

He says Moscow is also receptive to America's demand to limit any possible leaking of nuclear technologies and material out of Russia.

But they're also not receptive to any perceived limits on free expression.

They also became receptive to imported versions of Islam, which tend to be stricter than the traditionally relaxed local variety.

Cities are also less receptive to the rain when it comes: their hard, impermeable surfaces conspire to keep rainwater above ground.

A happy child would also be receptive to learning as, it was argued, "research showed that children who are engaged and impassioned are most likely to learn".

America should also be receptive to power-sharing scenarios that preserve a role for Mr. Assad's fellow Alawites in a new Syrian government.