So if your employer allows flexible work, and you think your boss and teammates would be amenable to your telecommuting, try it one day a week or a few days a month.
Speaking just yards from the underpass, he said: "He was a very kind, mild-mannered, amiable and very amenable person, whose philosophy in life was to try to see the best in everyone.
These senators, juggling their concern over the ongoing negotiations with their loyalty to a president of their own party, are likely to try tweaking the Corker legislation during markup to make it more amenable to the White House.
Usually you want to use the mathematics to try to gain insight as to what you should be looking for, and the more complex the model,... the less amenable to mathematical analysis it's going to be.
The wealth of genome information has also led drug researchers to a new, seemingly backwards, approach: instead of choosing a disease, finding a gene defect associated with the disease and then trying to devise a drug to counteract the defect, some researchers now look for genes that appear amenable to drug treatment and then try to figure out what diseases those drugs might cure.
They'll see a judge, they'll see a legislature that looks amenable to something, and they'll try to push it through and build a groundswell around that".
This in turn is why Britain has supported the US-led maintenance of a global system seen as amenable to those commercial interests, and tried to maximise Britain's influence within that system.
Your hedgehog may be irritable during this process and less amenable to being held; you can try an oatmeal bath to ease their discomfort.
Typically, in this situation the adult children are aware of the reasons their parent cut off their grandparent(s), and some adult children may choose to support their parent or they may try and be amenable to both sides staying out of the conflict.
