Was Perry amenable to being interviewed for the story?
One reason why Brown is amenable to Twitter is that she doesn't like to sit down with journalists and have them "print their version of what I said".
With Pedro Martínez, Schilling, Derek Lowe and Tim Wakefield, the Red Sox will pay more than $38 million for their first four starters, and they would be amenable to dealing Kim.
"Martha's lawyers have determined that they can do Martha Stewart Stores which include 'Stores within a Store.' " "We have a path should Terry not be amenable" to letting Martha produce for Penney's, he wrote.
Research suggests that other strains of P. aeruginosa can be controlled to some extent by phage, and thus would be amenable to phage training (Morello et al. 2011; Alemayehu et al. 2012), and there is indication that some lytic phages can be cross-infective on different bacterial genotypes or strains (Poullain et al. 2008; Poisot et al. 2011b; Weitz et al. 2013).
"It seems unlikely that the forces limiting the pace at which U.S. growth is recovering are amenable to monetary policy," Jeffrey M. Lacker, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, said in a speech last week.
"We tend to think of the human voice like eye color or the fairness of your skin, but voice is a muscular mechanism and, as such, it is amenable to training," Mars says.
Tribolium has a relatively short generation time, is easy to rear in the laboratory, and is amenable to sophisticated genetic manipulations (Brown et al. 2003).
WASHINGTON -- David Axelrod, the top White House political adviser, said Monday that President Obama was amenable to Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr.'s call for a new law allowing interrogators to question terrorism suspects for lengthy periods without informing them of their rights.
David Cameron's government has always been amenable to Murdoch's grander ambitions – in opposition he argued the BBC "was squeezing and crushing... commercial competition" in Murdoch's Sun newspaper.
