Sentence examples for more amenable and from inspiring English sources

After a year and a half with Kim Jong-un, the succession did not produce a more amenable and peaceful government in Pyongyang.

It might make the Israeli prime minister more amenable, and it would certainly send a signal to the Israeli electorate that Netanyahu had terminally alienated the White House.

"The Left will be even smaller but the party more manageable and reasonable, for apart from obsessive feminism, women MPs are more amenable and leadable and less objectionable.

For Mitchell, broads might make Labour "more attractive", and "nicer", but they ultimately weaken the party in the face of "Tory hooligans", because – wait for it – "women MPs are more amenable and leadable and less objectionable" than their male counterparts.

The "feminisation" of the Labour Party has meant older men are being replaced by "more amenable and leadable" women who are unable to focus on international issues, an MP has said.

These taxonomies enable the understanding of aggressive-cooperative nature of CCB in a more amenable and logical manner.

All these issues are widely perceived as fundamental to improve software productivity, to enhance maintainability, to advocate modularity, to promote reusability, and to lead to systems more tractable and more amenable to verification and global analysis.

Compared with other diagnostic regimens, such as blood tests or tissue biopsies, tongue coating is more amenable to, and more convenient for, both patients and doctors.

(Between 2000, when he was first elected, and 2010, when the Republican wave swept the state, Cooper worked alongside a more amenable legislature and two Democratic governors).

This is a much more amenable unit and is based on the knowledge that being a member of a household with a confirmed case is the highest single risk factor for influenza infection [6].

Compared with other diagnostic regimens, such as blood tests or tissue biopsies, tongue diagnosis is more amenable to, and more convenient for, patients as well as doctors.