Sentence examples for looks more amenable from inspiring English sources

In some respects, the reinvented left these days looks more amenable to radical reform than does Solidarity's traditional right.

Tense American relationships with Russia and China and even in the intractable Middle East, he says, now seem more amenable to breakthroughs.

Finally, weaker rhythms appear more amenable to intervention.

So geology professors often look for more amenable materials to use for demonstrating geological concepts.

His survival turns on fortuitous breaks - be they inept soldiers who didn't bother to look more searchingly or police officers amenable to bribes, access to a military uniform, or the opportunity to win the favor of a German military officer.

Doing so not only makes banks more amenable to their financing needs, but it also makes U.S. regulators look more kindly on online gambling outfits if and when the practice is legalized in the United States.

Both groups have long refused any serious negotiations though the ELN recently, for a time, looked more amenable with President Ernesto Samper, though he has waved several olive branches, and has now welcomed Mr Pastrana's efforts.

It's not entirely successful - Aayan doesn't agree to anything - but he does at least look a little more amenable to the prospect of "turning".

They are forced to pursue a different route, in search of more amenable weather.

(See "A More Amenable IMF").

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.