Sentence examples for ever amenable from inspiring English sources
This was welcomed by the ever amenable Osborne as "affordable", though its cost per mile was higher even than HS2.
Quality of life is always amenable to improvement.
He would not let the youngster in too early on a surface that grew ever more amenable to batsmen.
Given their rare occurrence, it is unlikely they will ever be amenable to large-scale clinical trials to empirically test all possible therapies.
Conversely, one would assume that a publication called "LA Weekly" would be more amenable to their ever-dwindling readership that makes a home in Los Angeles.
Her trip also seemed to signify the dawning realization in Berlin that as nettlesome as the current leaders of southern Europe may have been at times, Mario Monti in Italy, Mariano Rajoy in Spain and Mr. Samaras in Greece are the most amenable interlocutors she is ever going to have to work with.
Meanwhile, conditions in tottering Iraq and the former nation of Syria grow ever murkier, more chaotic, and less amenable by the week to any solution American officials might care for.
Throughout history, the domain of knowledge amenable to science has only ever changed in one direction: at the expense of all others.
Drugs now available for human use, including rasburicase, a recombinant form of uricase, make the uric acid metabolic pathway more amenable to therapeutic manipulation than ever.
Following the publication of de Groot et al., [5], an ever increasing number of fungal species are proving amenable to ATMT in the laboratory [7], [8], [9], [10], [11], [12], [13], [14].
