Sentence examples for less receptive for from inspiring English sources

We showed that the reduced fertility of xi-1/xi-2/xi-k was caused by delayed or insufficient development of the stigmatic papillae, making pistils less receptive for pollination.

Nashville success is also almost completely independent of New York City, which is a less receptive market for country music than Long Island, which has this spot as well as a country radio station, My Country 96.1 FM — one more country station than in the city.

Similarly, should political freedoms be cut back, Mr. Putin may get a less receptive hearing if he appeals next year for debt relief from Western governments.

This group may be less receptive to more conventional health promotion invitation, for example, if offered routinely to all women of reproductive age.

The pins are fine for wallboard, but plastered walls are less receptive.

It may be that greater priority was given to smoking cessation or that patients were perceived as less receptive to preventive care (although the association was not significant for advice).

Robert Hilburn was less receptive and called Rumours a "frustratingly uneven" record in his review for the Los Angeles Times, while Juan Rodriguez of The Gazette suggested that, while the music is "crisper and clearer", Fleetwood Mac's ideas are "slightly more muddled".

No such luck to date for Sasha's mother who has proved to be less receptive to the work of the specialists.

Mr. Trump has struggled to hit on a successful message on immigration for the November election, in which he will face voters far less receptive to his uncompromising proposals than those in the primary season.

Others are less receptive.

Country audiences have generally been less receptive.