Sentence examples for amenable at from inspiring English sources

"I am not amenable at all to pressure from wherever it comes," Mr. Barnier said.

Some charters overrepresent white students and underrepresent Latinos, but since 2007, it is less clear that that's illegal, easily fixable or even amenable at all to court fixes.All of this is what made the story I reported last week, on the move to neighbourhood schools in Wake County, so difficult.

In a composition individual objects form higher order structures which may direct to emergent properties (phenotypic observables) that are not amenable at any lower level hierarchy, and specifically not reducible to a single object.

The number of deaths from causes other than amenable at ages 0-74 was 40,352 in 1981, rising to 55,141 in 2005 while the corresponding figures for amenable causes (excluding IHD) fell, from 21,508 to 16,441, with deaths from IHD rising from 1,643 to 3,338 in the same period.

But Mr. Arafat, who has long pushed for greater American involvement in the Middle East, may be more immediately amenable -- at least in word -- to the idea of a cease-fire.

"We don't do that," replied Cromwell, where once he'd have been more amenable, or at least more diplomatic.

But without their prompting, conservatives might have been content to do very little or nothing about a series of shortcomings and failings that are amenable to at least being ameliorated, if not fixed.

Then X is amenable if at least one of its coarse connected components is amenable.

This list features countries that proved amenable to at least some CIA measures that were only questionably legal.

It certainly seems like voters in Utah, Idaho and Nebraska are more amenable to at least one tenet of Obamacare ― the Medicaid expansion ― when it isn't being marketed by the first black president.

the extended proliferation and self-renewal capacity of this cell line makes it amenable for at least 120 subculturing steps.