Sentence examples for been more amenable from inspiring English sources

The Democrats had been more amenable, but, after speaking to them, the movement added another message.

Others, particularly some Western students of the Middle East, have been more amenable to Weber's arguments.

The fatty acid composition of oilseeds has been more amenable to modification.

"We don't do that," replied Cromwell, where once he'd have been more amenable, or at least more diplomatic.

Had the Royal Parks been more amenable to the idea, few doubt that by now it would have been condemned to such a fate.

The Democratic Confederation of Labour has been more amenable but it too helped make the mayhem that spiked Mr Juppé's plans seven years ago.

Others were more amenable.

Younger respondents were more amenable.

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.