Sentence examples for is always amenable from inspiring English sources

Quality of life is always amenable to improvement.

As with the concept of a primary reason the idea here is simple enough: one and the same action is always amenable to more than one correct description.

"We are always amenable to reasonable discourse with the government," Ms. Taylor said.

Someone recently compared the you-centric approach to a partner who was always amenable.

Then ({mathcal A}) is always algebraically amenable, since I is an (({mathcal A}, varepsilon =0))-Følner subspace.

It is remarked that if S is amenable, then there is always an asymptotically strong invariant net of finite means, i.e., means that are convex combination of point evaluations.

Only in the architecture of Messina could a Renaissance influence be discerned, partly for geographical reasons: within sight of mainland Italy and the most important port in Sicily, Messina was always more amenable to the prevailing tides of fashion outside the island.

As corollaries of Theorem 2, we observe that properly infinite unital algebras are always non-amenable.

When the impact-echo method is used to detect internal flaws in materials and delaminations between layers, the signal which is collected by the transducer after rebounding in any interface is not always amenable to easy interpretation.

In the case of reproductive health decisions about pregnancy and health promotion messages where married adolescent women are asked to delay child birth by health providers, this message is not always amenable to the reality of their lives.

High-level policy makers had limited time and were not always amenable to being interviewed alone, increasing the likelihood of giving official 'party-line' responses.