Sentence examples for more receptive for from inspiring English sources

According to this, the swine N2 subtype was more receptive for antiviral resistance mutations than the avian N2 subtype.

A politically favorable environment open to change and the availability of a political window will make policymakers more receptive for evidence that has the above features.

Due to the positive experiences among their patients, the potential benefits of the program became more apparent, e.g. GPs experienced that their patients were more receptive for advice.

It is possible that children who were not sufficiently active in primary school are not interested in sports activities but are more receptive for physical activities that are not sports activities.

A prime Kremlin target is Europe, where the rise of the populist right and declining support for the European Union create an ever more receptive audience for Russia's conservative, nationalistic and authoritarian approach under Mr. Putin.

Add it all up and there has never been a more receptive moment for organic farming.

It is disheartening that New York cannot provide a more receptive venue for such an intelligent exhibition.

Many also foresaw a more receptive climate for new limits on medical malpractice lawsuits and punitive damages awards.

If these sentiments are growing, it may mean a larger and more receptive audience for the more radical message of the alt-right.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, who placed fifth in New Hampshire, soldiered on to Oklahoma, saying he expected to find a more receptive audience for his message among moderate and conservative Democrats.

The students, many of them potential voters, presented the opportunity for an on-site focus group and — being young, impressionable, and habitually less cynical than the press gaggle downstairs — a more receptive audience for unannounced visits from the candidates.