Sentence examples for even less amenable to from inspiring English sources

Because biodiversity is even less amenable to vague international treaties than climate change, generalised targets are ill-suited to an issue that is all about specifics.

Two rounds were held before the games started, but with no obvious progress.Since 2008 the West's economic malaise has made China even less amenable to foreign persuasion on Tibet.

President Clinton, Prime Minister Ehud Barak of Israel and Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, all find it politically expedient to lay the blame on differences with regard to Jerusalem, but the actual problem is much deeper and even less amenable to solution.

But a contraception program -- sharpshooters firing dart guns loaded with chemical contraceptive -- was tried on Fire Island with little success, and it is generally agreed that the wide-open spaces of mainland Suffolk would be even less amenable to such a program.

If they are not kicking butt, I might say something like, "Did you die last Tuesday and forget to tell me about it?" What I tell clients is perhaps even less amenable to proper corporate sales procedure.

The present data suggest that the engagement of these processes supports successful subsequent recollection of semantic source details, even for stimuli such as the novel scenes, arguably less amenable to conceptual elaboration.

O'Brien considered the oil dispute less amenable to a resolution.

The incoming ministers were less amenable to the expansive priorities of the old regime.

But some of the companies that Mr. Cuomo scrutinized might be less amenable to adopting the new requirements than others.

Dr. Poceta emphasized that migraines are a progressive disorder, with headaches often becoming more frequent and less amenable to treatment.

Global banks are less amenable to pressure from a single central bank.