Sentence examples for may seem amenable from inspiring English sources
On first glance, competence may seem amenable to objective measurement.
Polling, he notes, shows that a majority of Americans now seem amenable to reforms.
Some secular groups seem amenable to a coalition, though the largest of them is balking.
"They were in portions of the park that didn't seem amenable enough, too noisy," Mr. Biederman said.
3. Be conversational with the person or people sitting next to you if they seem amenable to it.
Encouragingly, many of the barriers to compliance identified in our study seem amenable to intervention.
Many of the reasons identified for non-compliance seem amenable to intervention.
It may seem a long stride from shrew teeth to points, but both are rigid solids amenable to morphometric characterization and whose landmark configurations are constrained by function, size, allometry, and other factors.
Although Ms Livni would probably make the more amenable interlocutor, Israel's eventual choice is not as decisive as it may seem.
It is necessary to discuss what may seem like an inconsistency, whereby the causes of death making the greatest contribution to the overall decline in amenable mortality are rare in young people, who exhibit the greatest falls in amenable deaths.
