Sentence examples for more amicably from inspiring English sources

The DNA database expansion was resolved more amicably.

But both CBS and representatives of Mr. Letterman said that they were now talking more amicably.

But the two sides have begun talking more amicably of late, an ABC executive said.

Washington and Paris still differ on other issues, though more amicably.

During the following six months, his parents went into mediation in an effort to settle their divorce more amicably, and Max was weaned off his medications.

Leaving is cowardly because it is likely to be the precipitous termination of something that should have ended more amicably, mutually and gracefully some time before.

Still some queer women say sharing a social circle encourages them to breakup up more consciously, amicably, and stay friends with their exes long after the breakup.

Today, the Engineer and El Chapo share the Tijuana plaza more or less amicably.

Commerce now travels much more rapidly, and amicably, through modern tunnels.

They have not seen each other in the 25 years since they more or less amicably ended their relationship.

But after a half-hour, and several promises of assistance, the meeting ended more or less amicably.