Sentence examples for more amenable in from inspiring English sources

From the start, Australia had been far more amenable in the talks than Britain, American officials have said.

Besides, maybe Sandberg's shout-out to Ryan will make him more amenable in the future to discussions around how policy shapes family's lives.

His replacement, Euclid Tsakalotos (educated at Eton and Oxford), is seen as equally radical in outlook, but far more amenable in style.

Graphene is much more amenable in large-scale architectures than high aspect ratio, one-dimensional CNTs.

They're judging the prospects that the market will stabilize eventually, and on whether Congress or government officials will be more amenable in the future to making changes in the program they ask for.

This continuous decrease in viscosity from before pretreatment to after pretreatment and eventually after washing indicates that the unit operations of IL pretreatment and washing are capable of making biomass more "fluid-like" and material handling more amenable in large-scale processes.

These could usher in a more amenable government in Congo or so Mr Museveni hopes.

In addition to pancreas, ZnT8 was recently shown to be expressed in adipose tissue [39], which may prove more amenable to in vivo investigation.

Despite the misgivings expressed by respondents, drivers in some cities were more amenable to plug-in electric vehicles than others.

This size was selected because it was produced in significantly higher yields than the other sizes and was thus more amenable for in vivo testing.

No doubt the studio bosses accommodated the Nazis because they hoped for a more amenable regime in the future; they were businessmen, and acted as businessmen.