Sentence examples for more receptivity from inspiring English sources

There's just a lot more receptivity".

"When the chips are down, she said, "there's much more receptivity to it".

"Then I think you will see more receptivity on the Republican side to an overhaul of the tax code" that raises more revenue.

"The networks are reluctant to give their programming air over to advertiser-funded content," said Guy McCarter, the director of branded entertainment at OMD. "If the TV marketplace softens, then I think there's going to be more receptivity".

While Mr. Nagafuchi and a small number of collaborators say their research is not politically motivated, they admit that they may be finding more receptivity among a public that already resents China for supplanting Japan as Asia's largest economy, and for what is seen as its haughty attitude in a territorial dispute over islands both countries claim.

"There's more receptivity to change than ever before," said Shagrin, a partner with Brockway Moran & Partners Inc, in Boca Raton, Florida.

Demographic influence on the receptivity revealed that males and younger respondents were more receptive toward FAVs.

Perhaps we are detecting a form of world-weary jadedness in longer-standing staff, and more accommodating receptivity for IPC exhibited by newer, possibly younger recruits.

SP receipt decreased female sexual receptivity more strongly in mir-278D ko and in mir-184 ko females than in their respective controls.

If Arab history is any guide, more prosperity comes from openness, receptivity and curiosity than from the closed, self-referential world of fundamentalist religions.

Perception involves discrimination, while thinking involves selective attending and abstraction, both activities, in the sense that each requires more than mere passive receptivity.