Sentence examples for be highly receptive from inspiring English sources

His audience is likely to be highly receptive given the huge surge in membership that helped to bring him victory.

I suspect that listeners in 2017 like me after my week of excessive emotion will be highly receptive listeners, eager for any insights we can glean.

In taking up the available scientific knowledge and divergent viewpoints, scientific assessments must be highly receptive on their input-side, assuring a high degree of representativeness.

This has to be neutral at the point you have to devolve it so as to give really big incentives to the big cities and county regions to attract business, to be business friendly, to be highly receptive to business innovation because they will keep more of the upside from increased business activity".

The industry players in the maritime field appear to be highly receptive to the Kra Canal because the canal will enable ships to bypass the Malacca Strait thus reducing voyage distance by 1,200 km.

This is therefore a supply-constrained market — and our advice here would be to focus on the harried food vendors, which must manage hundreds of relationships, invoices and payments and are likely to be highly receptive to new technology that could help ease their pain.

According to research from Hulu, 93% of consumers have some level of receptivity to ads, with 35% saying they are highly receptive.

During the strike, top network executives like Jeff Zucker of NBC Universal signaled that they were highly receptive to new ways of doing business.

The Altaic languages have been highly receptive to borrowings from other languages, both Altaic and non-Altaic, but the core vocabulary and grammatical markers remain native.

The court is highly receptive to efforts by states to restrict abortion, and has blazed new trails in striking down laws that a majority of its judges say improperly enhance federal power at the expense of the states.

Critics who had adored the composer's Manon Lescaut and were expecting something dark and dramatic were a bit put off by the sweetness of La Bohème's story, but audiences were highly receptive.