Sentence examples for amenable to accepting from inspiring English sources

"It makes them more amenable to accepting your budget.

"He and his producers were very amenable to accepting from us suggested scripts that he could include.

The trouble is, around 49% of Dana's shareholders seem amenable to accepting the current offer, and today KNOC said there was no more money on the table.

Forced to search for a new partner with a cachet comparable to that of the great newspaper, Hooper discovered that Cambridge University might be amenable to accepting his money in return for its imprimatur.

In previous peace talks, negotiations over the status of Jerusalem have been left for last, when progress on the other, less contentious issues might have made each side more amenable to accepting the legitimacy of the other side's aspirations in the holy city.

President Trump has signaled that he'd be amenable to accepting the Congressional nullification.

What would happen if we face, not only issues of depression and even grief and the more serious illnesses of people who most frequently seek help, but also the more conditions and people more subtle and less amenable to asking for and accepting any care at all?

To pass the last assault weapon ban through a Democratic Congress more amenable to gun control, Mr. Biden had to accept compromises that allowed many guns to be sold.

Our overarching objective based on these three goals was to help our students understand evolution, not as a set of "just so" stories but as a rigorous framework for constructing knowledge that is amenable to testing using generally accepted scientific methods.

The Japanese public so far seems willing to accept the change involved in pursuing the first aim, but is less amenable to the second.

Change that is led by role models who are willing to accept personal risk to advocate change, and who will appropriately mediate the consequences of disruption, will in turn create long-term, lasting cultural norms amenable to adaptation and innovation.