Sentence examples for amenable enough from inspiring English sources

"I like this better," Luka said to his sister, who seemed amenable enough.

A Mexican prickly poppy (Argemone mexicana) poked through, found the habitat amenable enough and established residence.

"They were in portions of the park that didn't seem amenable enough, too noisy," Mr. Biederman said.

And its mild flavor is amenable enough to pair nicely with almost anything else you toss into the bowl.

The administration first tried to promote a power-sharing deal last summer, between Mr. Musharraf and Ms. Bhutto, but neither side proved amenable enough, and the deal collapsed after Mr. Musharraf imposed emergency rule, suspended the Constitution and dismissed the Supreme Court.

Although rumor had it that Apple was about to stop by Verizon before it hit AT&T, in reality AT&T was the only carrier amenable enough to Apple's seemingly draconian demands: control over distribution, supply, and support, control over the app and music store, and absolute control over release dates.

By assumption, ({mathcal F}) is contained in a countably dimensional subalgebra that is (properly) algebraically amenable, which is enough to produce the desired (({mathcal F}, varepsilon ))-Følner subspace.

Farmers must pray for just enough rain, amenable soil conditions and good market prices.

The Congressional Budget Office does not generally score budget resolutions, as these are not detailed enough to be amenable to their calculations; the resolutions are more of a framework than legislation.

Finally, the assumption of random shuffling of independent protein domains is simple enough to be amenable to an exact mathematical extension of the initial model neglecting multidomain protein structures.

The proposed method is also amenable to continuous learning and flexible enough for implementation in highly-parallel architectures.