Sentence examples for are more amenable from inspiring English sources

And some governments are more amenable to cooperation than others.

Some objects are more amenable than others, however.

Fetal cells are more amenable to cloning than adult cows.

Some of these biomarkers are more amenable to cross-species translational work.

Polls show that they are more amenable to civil unions than to anything called marriage.

But a significant number of Tory MPs, many of them newly-arrived, are more amenable.

Others are more amenable to verbal treatment, which doesn't necessarily make them any less strange.

"[Tamils] feel that they [Sirisena and Wickremesinghe] are more amenable to minority issues," said Abraham Sumanthiran, a Tamil former parliamentarian.

In government, as in marriage, some kinds of problems are more amenable to policy fixes than others.

Other kinds of reactions those that produce dangerous chemical intermediates or that run very quickly, are more amenable to continuous.

Single voters are more amenable than are their married counterparts to a government focused on social justice.