Sentence examples for looks amenable from inspiring English sources
DISPOSING of household rubbish is not, at first glance, a task that looks amenable to high-tech solutions.
They'll see a judge, they'll see a legislature that looks amenable to something, and they'll try to push it through and build a groundswell around that".
In some respects, the reinvented left these days looks more amenable to radical reform than does Solidarity's traditional right.
The wealth of genome information has also led drug researchers to a new, seemingly backwards, approach: instead of choosing a disease, finding a gene defect associated with the disease and then trying to devise a drug to counteract the defect, some researchers now look for genes that appear amenable to drug treatment and then try to figure out what diseases those drugs might cure.
And the subdued-looking Echo doesn't appear amenable to customizing, a huge fad among young urban drivers.
And the subdued-looking Echo doesn't appear amenable to customizing, a big fad among young urban drivers.
This time around, Republicans appear amenable.
I mean it's just guys running their mouth," said Kaukonen, who looks back on an "amenable" relationship with all his ex-band members.
So geology professors often look for more amenable materials to use for demonstrating geological concepts.
And Mr Netanyahu, who favours any strengthening of Fatah at the expense of Hamas as a long-term Israeli interest, may be a little more amenable than he looks.
