Sentence examples for least amenable from inspiring English sources

Infants, dogs, and even those least amenable to human manipulation: cats.

But the sad fact is that gun acquisition is probably the link on the killing chain least amenable to influence.

Among Chopin's various sets of compositions for solo piano, his Preludes may be the most enigmatic, and the least amenable to parceling out a handful at a time.

It was an anomaly; in 1903, the naturalist H. C. Brooke described the European wildcat, which is genetically almost indistinguishable from F. lybica, as "probably the least amenable of all living creatures".

It is this kind of pollution problem -- with low, dispersed, but harmful levels of contamination -- that has proved least amenable to conventional technologies and is likely to be the most valuable niche for plants, Mr. Rock and other experts said.

Thus some of the values for which FA theory seems most plausible are also those least amenable to a buck-passing account.

In 2001-2002, pursuedursued his own version of a "reset" in American-Russian relations, and his foreign-policy orientation at that time was at least as amenable to U.S. interests as Medvedev's today.

Red flag No. 5. Watch out for people who aren't at least reasonably amenable to standardized term sheets.

After removal of the conserved miRNAs, 13,724,517 FP (6,685,869 unique sequences) and 15,043,261 (7,845,823 unique sequences) SP sequences were aligned with the A. thaliana genome sequence, producing 7,341 3,1588 unique sequences) FP and 7,468 3,2699 unique sequences) SP sequences (Table 2) whose flanking region (in A. thaliana, at least) was amenable to secondary structure analysis.

This new piece sees Noble in more tender, or least slightly more amenable, mode.

At least Bash was amenable.