Sentence examples for amenable to make from inspiring English sources

Once 50 percent is reached, Fannie Mae is usually willing to act as a lender, and other banks will also be more amenable to make loans.

"Hopefully, he's amenable to making those changes," Mr. Ippel said of Mr. Helvenston.

Cottrell said the good news was that the players on this defense were more amenable to making adjustments because of experience and attitude.

Administration officials have also been talking to Lt. Gen. Sami Hafez Enan, the second in command and American military favorite, who is viewed as a potential successor to Field Marshal Tantawi and perhaps more amenable to making a swift change to democracy.

After nearly a decade of deadlock, Iran seems more amenable to making concessions to the six countries.

It may be too early to make too much of this, but it's possible that the next Congress will be more amenable to making the necessary adjustments for the ACA to work better.

Appearing together Saturday at the Paley Center for Media in New York City to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the series' premiere, the actors said that they would both be amenable to making a third "X-Files" film.

Winchelsey did concede though that if the war with France, which was what the money was requested to fund, continued into the following year, then the clergy would be amenable to making further contributions.

They were generally amenable to making multiple trips to NIH to receive results, within limits.

Last, the results were not amenable to making national inference, because we did not apply the sample weights in the LME, as described in "Methods".

However, the residues of the channel interacting with the Arg finger motif are located in regions discontinuous with helix 5, and thus would not be amenable to making chimeras.