Sentence examples for hardly amenable from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile more than 120 people have died on the streets since January 5th, most killed by firebombs thrown by the opposition and many shot by police.Conditions are hardly amenable for any future organisation of credible elections.

Numerous methods have been evolved to decolorize wastewater, but still now none of the methods is perfectly treating dye containing wastewater as most of the dyes have complex aromatic structure of synthetic origin and thus hardly amenable to biodegradation (Chatterjee et al. 2005).

These levels are so high that they are hardly amenable to experimental test.

Despite its worldwide acknowledged advantages for genetic and molecular studies, Arabidopsis is still hardly amenable to physiological analyses.

In any case, the main associations between emergencies and practice characteristics seen in Bottle et al (2012) – patient age, ethnicity, and deprivation – are hardly amenable to change.

This is of particular interest in glioblastomas, the most malignant primary brain tumors that are hardly amenable to conventional therapies because of their highly motile and invasive nature (Brandes 2007).

God-given knowledge is scarcely amenable to oversight.

Supportive of Obama but confused about the president's seeming failure to recognize that Iran's vision of the region is hardly one amenable to U.S. interests, Hamdan said his group hopes for "a tough presidency that says enough is enough to Iran".

Fostering this belief is hardly a way to make people more amenable to painful changes at home.Nor will it make it easier to practise fiscal austerity.

Abdul Haq, a famous opposition commander, was captured and killed by Taliban forces after slipping back into Afghanistan from exile in Pakistan.The implosion of Taliban rule, and their replacement by a government still with Pushtun representation but more amenable to the West, can hardly come too soon for the hard-pressed government of Pakistan.

Corporate policies like this are hardly unusual these days, as companies struggle to make the work environment more amenable to the needs of people with families.