Sentence examples for be much less amenable from inspiring English sources

China's relationship with the U.S. will be among the first indicators, with analysts warning that a new, more confident Beijing will challenge Washington and will be "much less amenable to U.S. pressure" — particularly when it comes to North Korea.

Societies with highly developed economies were much less amenable to princely control.

(Others with Johnson's condition are much less amenable to study. Clive Wearing, an amnesiac conductor, became indignant during a tones experiment, declaring, "I am a world-famous musician!") Without memory, temperament appears to be laid bare.

This distinction is of importance because structural and cultural factors are much less amenable to change than procedural factors.

In the case of OTA, the data are much less amenable to straightforward interpretation.

The EC was much less amenable to far reaching liberalization, but was keen to reach a workable compromise that could be enshrined in the GATT, in order to minimise future trade friction between itself and the US.

While the MATISSE module is a single connected component of 120 genes, the corresponding co-cluster contains 110 connected components and 519 genes, and thus is much less amenable to interpretation in terms of the functional connections between its genes.

The convertibles were much less".

This is much less straightforward".

Others were much less enthusiastic.

Some are much less generous.